reviewer-generator 0.0.2

Terminal-based test reviewer generator on formatted notes

Reviewer Generator

A small package to help you review for tests and exams based on your notes! It is a terminal-based question-and-answer reviewer.

How It Works

Reviewer Generator will read your notes formatted specifically for it. It currently supports JSON files for two (2) types of notes: (1) definitions and (2) enumerations.

Below is a sample note structure that Reviewer Generator supports:

{
  "definitions": {
    "No one | None": [
      "Who owns the internet?"
    ],
    "Internet | The Internet": [
      "It is not owned by any individual or group.",
      "It is a worldwide collection of interconnected networks (internetwork or internet for short), cooperating with each other to exchange information using common standards."
    ],
    "Small Home | Small Home Networks | Small Home Network": [
      "Connect a few computers to each other and to the internet."
    ],
    "SOHO Network | SOHO | Small Office Home Office | Small Office Home Office Network | SOHO Networks | Small Office Home Office Networks": [
      "Allows computers in a home office or a remote office to connect to a corporate network.",
      "Allows computers in a home office or a remote office to connect to a corporate network, or access centralized, shared resources."
    ],
    "Medium to Large Networks | Medium to Large | Medium to Large Network": [
      "It can have many locations with hundreds or thousands of interconnected hosts."
    ],
    "World Wide Networks | World Wide | World Wide Network": [
      "The internet is a network of networks that connects hundreds of millions of computers world-wide."
    ],
    ...
  },
  "enums": {
    "Types of Networks": [
      "Small Home | Small Home Networks | Small Home Network",
      "SOHO Network | SOHO | Small Office Home Office | Small Office Home Office Network | SOHO Networks | Small Office Home Office Networks",
      "Medium to Large Networks | Medium to Large | Medium to Large Network",
      "World Wide Networks | World Wide | World Wide Network"
    ],
    "Examples of Mobile Devices": [
      "Smartphone | Smart phone | Smart phones | Smartphones",
      "Tablet | Tablets",
      "Smart watch | Smart watch | Smart watches | Smartwatches",
      "Smart glass | Smart glasses | Smartglass | Smartglasses"
    ],
    ...
  }
}

The note structure JSON consists of two (2) main keys: (1) definitions and (2) enums. Each key consist of similarly associated values - lists or arrays.

Under definitions, the keys contains pipe (|) characters as a delimiter. This delimiter serves as a separator for each acceptable answer for the array of definitions associated with it.

Under enums, the associated values contains pipe (|) characters as a deliimiter also for each acceptable answer.

Usage

Review Generator is fairly straight-forward to use in your project. Below is a sample use-case scenario:

# Import Reviewer Module
from ReviewerParser import ReviewParser

# Load JSON Notes
my_notes = ReviewParser.LoadNotesFromJson(r'./Notes.json')

# Extracting each note types
definitions = my_notes['definitions']
enums = my_notes['enums']

# Instantiation
reviewer = ReviewParser([definitions], [enums], sequence=['enums'])

# Start reviewing
reviewer.start()

When loading the JSON notes, the package has an optional helper method to load the notes for you. This can be alternatively achieved by loading the JSON file yourself via the following:

import json

notes_path = r'path/to/json/notes'
with open(notes_path) as file:
  notes_dict = json.load(file)

Reviewer Options

Reviewer Generator currently supports three (3) types of questions: (1) identification, (2) enumeration, and (3) multiple choice. By default, Reviewer Generator generates these questions at random if you do not explicitly supply a sequence.

When a sequence is supplied, Reviewer Generator will generate questions following the question-type sequence provided.

# Specify sequence upon instantiation
reviewer = ReviewParser([definitions], [enums], sequence=['enums', 'qa', 'choices'])

# Specificy sequence for a single session
reviewer.start(sequence=['enums', 'qa', 'choices'])

Note: The following sequence list will only recognize enums, qa, choices as valid values for the sequence

You can optionally disable all other question types and only generate specific question types.

# Specify question types upon instantiation
reviewer = ReviewParser([definitions], [enums], options={
  'identification': True,
  'multiple_choice': False,
})

# Specify question types for a single session
reviewer.start(options={
  'identification': True,
  'multiple_choice': False,
  'enumeration': True
})

Note: Omitting a question type will automatically give a False value.

Supported Question Types: identification, multiple_choice, and enumeration

Supported Types and Options

Supported Sequence Values (Used by sequence parameter)

• enums
• qa
• choices

Supported Question Type Values (Used by options parameter)

• identification
• multiple_choice
• enumeration

Bug Reports

There is currently no active repository for this package. For direct inquries, you can message this address: [e-mail]

Recommendations

Planned upon future releases of this package are:

• Return a list of question-answer tuples instead of running a game loop to allow wide range of applications of the generated questions.

• Additional question types and options to be added.

Collaborations are well accepted. Feedbacks and recommendations are also welcome. Email [e-mail] for those matter.