v2.2.0

CHANGELOG

• #94 : Support of Yaml files with .yaml extension by @mickaelandrieu
• #95 : Improved the README by @Deeptiranjanpatra
• #96 : Support of Symfony 5 and upgrade PHP version to 7.2.*

Thanks to all the contributors !

V2.1.0

CHANGELOG

416b57e Symfony 4 support
796630d Updated Composer configuration

V2.0.1

CHANGELOG

e18e9a5 Fixed error in YamlLoader by @20uf
64c363d Improved readme by @20uf

Thank you!

v2 stable is here \o/

Certificationy

Certificationy provides a complete system to build multiple choice question system. This is useful for any company that need to test an applicant,
or to make a certification website/training tool.

How to use it?

Inside any PHP application

As usual, use composer to install the library:

composer require "certificationy/certificationy"

Then, you need to load questions using a loader: for now only PhpArray and Yaml loaders
are provided, but thanks to the Loader interface you can create your owns.

For instance, let's say you have created a Yaml file with some few questions:

# question.yaml
category: basics
questions:
    -
        question: '2 + 2 = ?'
        answers:
            - {value: 4,           correct: true}
            - {value: 3,           correct: false}
            - {value: 2,           correct: false}

Then you can do:

<?php
use Certificationy\Loaders\YamlLoader;

$loader = new YamlLoader(['path/to/question.yaml']);
$questions = $loader->load(1, []); // (nbQuestions, fromCategories)
$loader->categories(); // ['basics']

$set = Set::create($questions);

Then, for each question you can set user answers (as answers can be multiple):

<?php
 $set->setUserAnswers(0, [4]); // (questionIndex, [values])

At every moment, you can get the correct and wrong answers (non answered questions are wrong).

$set->getCorrectAnswers();
$set->getWrongAnswers();

v2 beta

Certificationy v.2 is here!

Certificationy provides a complete system to build multiple choice question system. This is useful for any company that need to test an applicant,
or to make a certification website/training tool.

How to use it?

Inside any PHP application

As usual, use composer to install the library:

composer require "certificationy/certificationy"

Then, you need to load questions using a loader: for now only PhpArray and Yaml loaders
are provided, but thanks to the Loader interface you can create your owns.

For instance, let's say you have created a Yaml file with some few questions:

# question.yaml
category: basics
questions:
    -
        question: '2 + 2 = ?'
        answers:
            - {value: 4,           correct: true}
            - {value: 3,           correct: false}
            - {value: 2,           correct: false}

Then you can do:

<?php
use Certificationy\Loaders\YamlLoader;

$loader = new YamlLoader(['path/to/question.yaml']);
$questions = $loader->load(1, []); // (nbQuestions, fromCategories)
$loader->categories(); // ['basics']

$set = Set::create($questions);

Then, for each question you can set user answers (as answers can be multiple):

<?php
 $set->setUserAnswers(0, [4]); // (questionIndex, [values])

At every moment, you can get the correct and wrong answers (non answered questions are wrong).

$set->getCorrectAnswers();
$set->getWrongAnswers();

CLI tool

A CLI tool is available under the following repository: http://www.github.com/certificationy/certificationy-cli.

Please, help us complete our official packs of questions!

You can submit PR with your own questions into the packs located under the Certificationy organization.

We provide packs for both PHP5 and Symfony certifications.

As of today (03/04/2017), Certificationy CLI uses Certificationy library 1.x branch.

More we will have questions, the more powerful will be this tool!

v1.5.0

CHANGELOG

0f81d5f Added Help question by @20uf
e8bd8f6 Updated CONTRIBUTING.md by @mickaelandrieu
b572325 Removed notion of web platform by @20uf
0e653bb Improved random selection by @Cronos87

v1.4.0

CHANGELOG

• Support of PHPUnit 5 for PHP7 (24d02c2), thank you @xabbuh
• Fixed questions count in Loader class (51fec2d), thank you @mazhuravlev

v1.3.0

CHANGELOG

8e7708e : Added support of Symfony3 and PHP 7.0

1.2.0: Merge pull request #55 from certificationy/uncouple-data

CHANGELOG

• #55 Certificationy project is now uncoupled to data
• update of Symfony certification pack in his own repository
• new deck available: Zend PHP 5.5 certification in his own repository
• dropped PHP 5.3 support