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examify

v0.4.2

Published

Create exams from Markdown and export to Canvas QTI format

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Examify

Examify Hero

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📖 Documentation📦 Quarto Extension🐛 Report Bug


⚡ The Ecosystem

Examify isn't just a converter — it's a complete workflow for modern assessment authoring.

| Examify CLI | Quarto Extension | |:---:|:---:| | 💻 For Developers & Authors | 🧪 For Data Scientists | | Convert any Markdown file to QTI. | Author in .qmd with R/Python code. | | Automated image bundling. | Dynamic, randomized questions. | | examify quiz.md -o quiz.qti.zip | quarto render exam.qmd |


✨ Features

📝 Markdown First

Write questions in simple, clean Markdown. No XML, no GUI clicking. Focus on your content.

🧮 LaTeX Native

Full support for inline $...$ and display $$...$$ math. We handle the complex conversion to Canvas HTML automatically.

🖼️ Auto-Bundle Images

Reference local images (![Graph](graph.png)). We automatically package them with imsmanifest.xml so they just work.

🎓 Import Emulator

Predict import success before you upload. Our emulator validates your package against Canvas strict requirements.

🔒 Security Hardened

Built-in protection against XSS and path traversal. We sanitize every input to ensure your exams are safe for LMS deployment.

🎯 6 Question Types

Multiple choice, true/false, multiple answer, short answer, essay, and numeric. All Canvas-compatible.


🚀 Quick Start

1. Installation

git clone https://github.com/Data-Wise/examify.git
cd examify
npm install && npm run build && npm link

2. Create Your Exam

Use a template or write from scratch:

# Statistics Quiz

# Section: Multiple Choice

## 1. Which statistical test compares two means? [2 pts]

a) Chi-Square
b) **T-Test** ✓
c) ANOVA
d) Regression

## 2. [TF] Correlation implies causation. → False

## 3. [Essay, 10pts] Explain the Central Limit Theorem.

3. Convert & Verify

# Generate QTI Package
examify exam.md -o exam.qti.zip

# Simulate Canvas import
examify emulate-canvas exam.qti.zip

4. Import to Canvas

Upload exam.qti.zip to Settings → Import Course Content → QTI .zip file.


📋 Templates

Start with a ready-made template:

| Template | Questions | Best For | |:---|:---:|:---| | starter-exam-md.md | 7 | Beginners — one of each question type | | canvas-ready.md | 21 | Full feature coverage with math & code | | canvas-validation.md | 9 | Testing all features |

Quarto users: See starter-exam.qmd and canvas-export.qmd.


📦 For Quarto Users

If you use RStudio or Quarto, installing our extension is the best way to work.

# Install the extension
quarto add Data-Wise/examify

Then in your YAML header:

title: "Final Exam"
format:
  exam-gfm: default  # Generates QTI-ready Markdown
  exam-pdf: default  # Generates printable PDF
exam:
  solutions: false   # Hide solutions for students

📖 Read the Quarto Guide →


💻 Commands

| Command | Usage | Description | |:---|:---|:---| | Convert | examify <file> -o <out.zip> | Convert Markdown to QTI package | | Verify | examify verify <zip> | Validate QTI structure | | Emulate | examify emulate-canvas <zip> | Simulate Canvas import | | Check | examify check <file> | Lint source file for errors | | Preview | examify <file> --preview | Preview parsed questions |


📚 Documentation


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