harishdurga/laravel-quiz

Laravel Quiz

With this package, you can easily get quiz functionality into your Laravel project.

Features

Add Topics to Questions, Quizzes and to other Topics
Supported Question Types: Multiple Choice, Single Choice, and Fill In The Blank
Add your own Question Types and define your own methods to handle them
Flexible Negative Marking Settings
Flexible Quiz with most of the useful settings (Ex: Total marks, Pass marks, Negative Marking, Duration, Valid between date, Description etc)
Any type of User of your application can be a Participant of a Quiz
Any type of User, and any number of Users of your application can be Authors (different roles) For a Quiz
Generate Random Quizzes (In progress)

Installation

You can install the package via Composer:

composer require harishdurga/laravel-quiz

Laravel Version: 9.X
PHP Version: 8.X

Usage

Class Diagram

LaravelQuiz

Publish Vendor Files (config, migrations, seeder)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\LaravelQuizServiceProvider"

If you are updating the package, you may need to run the above command to publish the vendor files. But please take a backup of the config file. Also, run the migration command to add new columns to the existing tables.

Create Topic

$computer_science = Topic::create([
    'name' => 'Computer Science',
    'slug' => 'computer-science',
]);

Create Sub Topics

$algorithms = Topic::create([
    'name' => 'Algorithms',
    'slug' => 'algorithms'
]);
$computer_science->children()->save($algorithms);

Question Types

A seeder class QuestionTypeSeeder will be published into the database/seeders folder. Run the following command to seed question types.

php artisan db:seed --class=\\Harishdurga\\LaravelQuiz\\Database\\Seeders\\QuestionTypeSeeder

Currently, this package is configured to only handle the following types of questions

multiple_choice_single_answer
multiple_choice_multiple_answer
fill_the_blank

Create a QuestionType:

QuestionType::create(['name'=>'select_all']);

User-Defined Methods To Evaluate The Answer For Each Question Type

Though this package provides three question types you can easily change the method that is used to evaluate the answer. You can do this by updating the get_score_for_question_type property in config file.

'get_score_for_question_type' => [
    1 => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::get_score_for_type_1_question',
    2 => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::get_score_for_type_2_question',
    3 => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::get_score_for_type_3_question',
    4 => 'Your custom method'
]

But your method needs to have the following signature

/**
 * @param QuizAttemptAnswer[] $quizQuestionAnswers All the answers of the quiz question
 */
public static function get_score_for_type_3_question(QuizAttempt $quizAttempt, QuizQuestion $quizQuestion, array $quizQuestionAnswers, $data = null): float
{
    // Your logic here
}

If you need to pass any data to your method then you can pass it as the last $data parameter. When you call the calculate_score() method of QuizAttempt then you can pass the data as the parameter.

Create Question

$question_one = Question::create([
    'name' => 'What is an algorithm?',
    'question_type_id' => 1,
    'is_active' => true,
    'media_url' => 'url',
    'media_type' => 'image'
]);

Fetch Questions Of A Question Type

$question_type->questions

Fetch only questions with an option (valid question)

Question::hasOptions()->get()

Attach Topics To Question

$question->topics()->attach([$computer_science->id, $algorithms->id]);

Question Option

$question_two_option_one = QuestionOption::create([
            'question_id' => $question_two->id,
            'name' => 'array',
            'is_correct' => true,
            'media_type'=>'image',
            'media_url'=>'media url'
        ]);

Fetch Options Of A Question

$question->options

Create Quiz

$quiz = Quiz::create([
    'name' => 'Computer Science Quiz',
    'description' => 'Test your knowledge of computer science',
    'slug' => 'computer-science-quiz',
    'time_between_attempts' => 0, //Time in seconds between each attempt
    'total_marks' => 10,
    'pass_marks' => 6,
    'max_attempts' => 1,
    'is_published' => 1,
    'valid_from' => now(),
    'valid_upto' => now()->addDay(5),
    'media_url'=>'',
    'media_type'=>'',
    'negative_marking_settings'=>[
        'enable_negative_marks' => true,
        'negative_marking_type' => 'fixed',
        'negative_mark_value' => 0,
    ]
]);

Attach Topics To A Quiz

$quiz->topics()->attach([$topic_one->id, $topic_two->id]);

Topicable

Topics can be attached to a quiz or a question. Questions can exist outside of the quiz context. For example, you can create a question bank which you can filter based on the topics if attached.

Negative Marking Settings

By default negative marking is enabled for backward compatibility. You can disable it by setting the enable_negative_marks to false. Two types of negative marking are supported(negative_marking_type). fixed and percentage. Negative marking value defined at question level will be given precedence over the value defined at quiz level. If you want to set the negative marking value at quiz level, set the negative_mark_value to the value you want to set. If you want to set the negative marking value at question level, set the negative_marks of QuizQuestion to your desired value. No need to give a negative number instead the negative marks or percentage should be given in positive.

Adding An Author(s) To A Quiz

$admin = Author::create(
            ['name' => "John Doe"]
        );
$quiz = Quiz::factory()->make()->create([
            'name' => 'Sample Quiz',
            'slug' => 'sample-quiz'
        ]);
QuizAuthor::create([
            'quiz_id' => $quiz->id,
            'author_id' => $admin->id,
            'author_type' => get_class($admin),
            'author_role' => 'admin',
        ]);
$quiz->quizAuthors->first()->author; //Original User

Add CanAuthorQuiz trait to your model and you can get all the quizzes associated by calling the quizzes relation. You can give any author role you want and implement ACL as per your use case.

Add Question To Quiz

$quiz_question =  QuizQuestion::create([
    'quiz_id' => $quiz->id,
    'question_id' => $question->id,
    'marks' => 3,
    'order' => 1,
    'negative_marks'=>1,
    'is_optional'=>false
]);

Fetch Quiz Questions

$quiz->questions

Attempt The Quiz

$quiz_attempt = QuizAttempt::create([
    'quiz_id' => $quiz->id,
    'participant_id' => $participant->id,
    'participant_type' => get_class($participant)
]);

Get the Quiz Attempt Participant

MorphTo relation.

$quiz_attempt->participant

Answer Quiz Attempt

QuizAttemptAnswer::create(
    [
        'quiz_attempt_id' => $quiz_attempt->id,
        'quiz_question_id' => $quiz_question->id,
        'question_option_id' => $question_option->id,
    ]
);

A QuizAttemptAnswer belongs to QuizAttempt,QuizQuestion and QuestionOption

Get Quiz Attempt Score

$quiz_attempt->calculate_score()

In case of no answer found for a quiz question which is not optional, a negative score will be applied if any.

Get Correct Option Of A Question

$question->correct_options

Return a collection of QuestionOption.

public function correct_options(): Collection
{
    return $this->options()->where('is_correct', 1)->get();
}

Please refer to unit and features tests for more understanding.

Validate A Quiz Question

Instead of getting total score for the quiz attempt, you can use QuizAttempt model's validate() method. This method will return an array with a QuizQuestion model's id as the key for the assoc array that will be returned. Example:

$quizAttempt->validate($quizQuestion->id); //For a particular question
$quizAttempt->validate(); //For all the questions in the quiz attempt
$quizAttempt->validate($quizQuestion->id,$data); //$data can any type

[
  1 => [
    'score' => 10,
    'is_correct' => true,
    'correct_answer' => ['One','Five','Seven'],
    'user_answer' => ['Five','One','Seven']
  ],
  2 => [
    'score' => 0,
    'is_correct' => false,
    'correct_answer' => 'Hello There',
    'user_answer' => 'Hello World'
  ]
]

To be able to render the user answer and correct answer for different types of question types other than the 3 types supported by the package, a new config option has been added.

'render_answers_responses'    => [
        1  => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::renderQuestionType1Answers',
        2  => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::renderQuestionType2Answers',
        3  => '\Harishdurga\LaravelQuiz\Models\QuizAttempt::renderQuestionType3Answers',
    ]

By keeping the question type id as the key, you can put the path to your custom function to handle the question type. This custom method will be called from inside the validate() method by passing the QuizQuestion object as the argument for your custom method as defined in the config. Example:

public static function renderQuestionType1Answers(QuizQuestion $quizQuestion,QuizAttempt $quizAttempt,mixed $data=null)
    {
        /**
         * @var Question $actualQuestion
         */
        $actualQuestion = $quizQuestion->question;
        $answers = $quizQuestion->answers->where('quiz_attempt_id', $quizAttempt->id);
        $questionOptions = $actualQuestion->options;
        $correctAnswer = $actualQuestion->correct_options()->first()?->option;
        $givenAnswer = $answers->first()?->question_option_id;
        foreach ($questionOptions as $questionOption) {
            if ($questionOption->id == $givenAnswer) {
                $givenAnswer = $questionOption->option;
                break;
            }
        }
        return [$correctAnswer, $givenAnswer];
    }

As shown in the example your customer method should return an array with two elements the first one being the correct answer and the second element being the user's answer for the question. And whatever the $data you send to the validate() will be sent to these custom methods so that you can send additional data for rendering the answers.

Testing

composer test

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email durgaharish5@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.