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psyexpbe

v0.0.1

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Simplest possible backend for psychological (or any) experiment

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Readme

psyexp

psyexp is a backend for psychological experiment. The frontend can be built in any language or tools that can use a HTTP API.

Setup

  1. Setup a AWS S3 bucket and then create setnev by copying setenv.templte and updating it.
  2. Do source setenv
  3. Run node psyexp.js help for help.

Start the server with node psyexp.js start. Test that it is running with: curl -d 'Test!!' -X POST http://localhost:3000/status

Development using psyexp

Examples for how trails are stored and listed using curl (as an illustration):

  1. Save data in an experiment. Make sure trail_no is unique or it will be overwritten (any random number will do): curl -d 'Whatever you want to save (CSV, JSON etc.)' -X POST http://localhost:3000/<experiment UUID>/trail_no

  2. List trials that have been stored: curl http://localhost:3000/<experiment UUID>

  3. Fetch the data for a trial: curl http://localhost:3000/<experiment UUID>/trail_no