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qualtrics-map

v0.1.0

Published

map component

Downloads

7

Readme

qualtrics-map

A react-based component that displays an embedded google map in Qualtrics.

Features

  • Collection of multple answers in one question.
    • e.g., "From:" and "To:"
  • Use either of address bar with autocomplete or map marker

Example

Installation

Google Maps API

This library uses Google Maps Javascript API and Places API.
Make sure you have a key to access those APIs.

Serve bundle.js

  1. Clone or download the repository.
  2. npm ci
  3. npm run build
  4. Anywhere in your local environment, create an empty text file bundle.txt.
  5. Go to the files library on qualtrics.
  6. Upload the text file.
  7. Click the uploaed file and then "Edit" on the right-top.
  8. Select "Choose a new file from your computer" and upload the bundle.js.

Qualtrics Survey Settings

  1. In the survey settings and click Look & Feel on the top.
  2. Select "General" tab and then edit the "Header".
  3. In the editor, click the paper icon to insert the bundle file.
  4. Select bundle.js.
  5. Click the "<>" icon to enter coding-view.
  6. Copy the url of href attribute.
  7. Copy and paste the following code, replacing the [apiKey] and [fileUrl] with respectively the API key and the url.
<script>
  var apiKeyGoogleMap = "[apiKey]";
</script><br />
<script src="[fileUrl]"></script>

Use It

  1. The question that you want add the map has to be set as "Text Entry" question.
  2. Add / remove text fields and set the field tag as you need. (e.g., Two text fields named "From:" and "To:".)
  3. In the question, click the gear icon and then "Add Javascript..."
  4. Copy and paste the following code.
  5. All done!
Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function()
{
	mapRender(apiKeyGoogleMap);
});