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A quiz authoring format and tool with different export formats.

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🌟 Queck: An YAML based Format for Quiz Authoring

Queck is a simple and structured format for authoring quizzes based on YAML and Markdown. It provides a flexible schema for different types of questions, supporting both basic and complex quiz designs. Queck can export quizzes into HTML or Markdown, with options for live watching and automatic re-exporting upon file changes.


🆚 Alternatives

  • GIFT – A widely used Moodle format for quiz authoring, but with more complex syntax compared to Queck’s simple YAML structure.

🔑 Key Features

  • 📝 YAML-based quiz authoring: Author quizzes in a clean, human-readable YAML format.
  • 🧠 Support for diverse question types: Including multiple-choice, true/false, numerical answers, comprehension passages, and more.
  • ✔️ Multiple answer formats: Single select, multiple select, numerical ranges, and tolerance-based answers.
  • 🔍 Schema validation with Pydantic: Ensures your quiz structure is validated for correctness before exporting.
  • 📤 Flexible export options: Export quizzes in JSON, HTML (print-ready), or Markdown formats.
  • ⚙️ Command-line interface: Simple CLI for validation and export operations.
  • ♻️ Live reloading for development: Integrated live reload server to auto-update quizzes as you edit.
  • 📐 Mathematical equation support: Native support for dollar-math ($..$ and $$..$$ ) based LaTeX-style equations for math-based quizzes.
  • 💻 Code block rendering: Display code snippets within quiz questions for technical assessments.
  • 💯 Optional Scoring: Optional scoring support.

📝 Answer Types

Queck supports a variety of question types, including:

  • Choice Based

    • Single Select Choices
      list of yaml string marked with (o) resembling resembling radio button.

      answer:
        - ( ) Option 1
        - (o) Option 2 // feedback for option 2
        - ( ) Option 3
        - ( ) Option 4
      
    • Multiple Select Choices
      List of yaml string marked with (x) resembling to-do list or checkboxes.

      answer:
        - ( ) Option 1
        - (x) Option 2 // feedback for option 2
        - ( ) Option 3
        - (x) Option 4
      
    • True/False
      Yaml value true/false.

      answer: true
      
  • Numerical

    • Integer
      Yaml integer.

      answer: 5
      
    • Numerical Range
      Yaml string of format {low}..{high}.

      answer: 1.25..1.35
      
    • Numerical Tolerance
      Yaml string of format {value}|{tolerance}.

      answer: 1.3|.5
      
  • Short Answer
    Yaml string.

    answer: France
    

📄 Sample Queck Format

Refer the example queck files from examples.


🚀 Installation

Installation as uv tool

The recommended way to install queck is to install as uv tool using the below command. Ensure uv is installed your system.

uv tool install queck

Installation using pip

Queck requres python>=3.12 install the latest version of python before installing queck.

To install Queck, run the following command:

pip install queck

💻 Commands

qeuck format

queck format quiz.queck

queck export

To export a quiz in HTML format with live watching enabled:

queck export path/to/quiz.queck --format html --output_folder export --render_mode fast --watch
  • --format: Specify output format as html or md.
  • --output_folder: Directory for exported files.
  • --render_mode: Use fast for KaTeX and Highlight.js compat for inline styles, latex for using Latex.css.

🤝 Contribution

We welcome contributions! Feel free to submit pull requests, report issues, or suggest new features. Let's make Queck better together! 🙌


⚖️ License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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