survey-angular
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survey.js is a JavaScript Survey Library. It is a modern way to add a survey to your website. It uses JSON for survey metadata and results.
SurveyJS Form Library is a free and open-source MIT-licensed JavaScript form builder library that allows you to design dynamic, data-driven, multi-language survey forms and run them in your web applications.
NOTE: This package contains a legacy Knockout-dependent version of SurveyJS Form Library for Angular.
In Angular v12+ applications, we recommend using a new native implementation of SurveyJS Angular Form Library. For information on how to integrate it into your application, refer to the following tutorial: Add a Survey to an Angular Application.
With earlier Angular versions, you can use this obsolete package. Refer to the following code examples on GitHub for more information:
Refer to instructions in the root README file: Build the SurveyJS Form Library from Sources.
SurveyJS Form Library is distributed under the MIT license.
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survey.js is a JavaScript Survey Library. It is a modern way to add a survey to your website. It uses JSON for survey metadata and results.
The npm package survey-angular receives a total of 2,403 weekly downloads. As such, survey-angular popularity was classified as popular.
We found that survey-angular demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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