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@citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci

v0.4.0

Published

TAO PCI conversion helpers for qti-convert

Readme

@citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci

TAO-specific PCI conversion companion package for @citolab/qti-convert.

API

import { convert } from '@citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci';

const convertedFiles = await convert(processedFilesMap);

convert(...):

  • expects input XML to be already upgraded to QTI 3 and PCI-upgraded upstream
  • applies TAO class/style conversion previously handled by convert-tao-styles
  • injects TAO PCI metadata (data-require-paths, data-legacy-pci-proxy, data-legacy-pci-config)
  • injects required qti-interaction-module entries
  • copies bundled TAO PCI module resources into modules/**
  • adds Bootstrap 3 stylesheet resource to modules/bootstrap/bootstrap.min.css

Storybook PCI test

Run:

npm run storybook --workspace=@citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci

Story: TAO PCI/Converted ZIP Preview

What it does:

  • fetches ZIP input (default /external-pci/PCI.zip)
  • converts QTI 2.x -> QTI 3
  • applies @citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci
  • renders using qti-components loaded via configurable module/CSS URLs

Default local ZIP mapping:

  • before Storybook starts, prepare:storybook-assets copies: QTI_PCI_ZIP_PATH (or /Users/marcelhoekstra/Downloads/PCI.zip) to storybook-assets/PCI.zip
  • /external-pci/PCI.zip serves that copied file.
  • the same script also copies SaxonJS runtime to public/assets/saxon-js/SaxonJS2.rt.js from: QTI_SAXON_JS_PATH or /Users/marcelhoekstra/repos/qti-playground/public/assets/saxon-js/SaxonJS2.rt.js

Optional local qti-components mapping:

QTI_COMPONENTS_CDN_DIR=/Users/marcelhoekstra/repos/qti-components/cdn \
QTI_COMPONENTS_DIST_DIR=/Users/marcelhoekstra/repos/qti-components/dist \
npm run storybook --workspace=@citolab/qti-convert-tao-pci

Then set story args to:

  • saxonJsUrl: /assets/saxon-js/SaxonJS2.rt.js (default, local) or your own URL
  • componentsCdnUrl: /local-qti-components-cdn/index.js
  • componentsCssUrl: /local-qti-components-dist/item.css