This project is a Python parser for the Aiken question format used in Moodle. Aiken is a very simple format to represent multiple choice questions (https://docs.moodle.org/24/en/Aiken_format) It accept two very similar syntaxes:
What is the correct answer to this question? A. Is it this one? B. Maybe this answer? C. Possibly this one? D. Must be this one! ANSWER: D
And this:
Which LMS has the most quiz import formats? A) Moodle B) ATutor C) Claroline D) Blackboard E) WebCT F) Ilias ANSWER: A
Usage
The aiken module simply expose the load and dump functions that respectively parse a question file and convert a parsed question object back to code. Let us parse a question string:
>>> import aiken
>>> question = aiken.load("""
... Is this a valid Aiken Question?
... A. Yes
... B. No
... ANSWER: A
... """)
>>> question.options
['Yes', 'No']
Now, we make some changes and convert it back to a string of code:
>>> question.options.append('Who knows?')
>>> print(aiken.dump(question))
Is this a valid Aiken Question?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Who knows?
ANSWER: A
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