survey-creator-angular
Advanced tools
Use SurveyJS Creator to create or edit JSON for SurveyJS Form Library.
A visual designer that enables you and your users to create and modify surveys and forms in your Angular application.
Try Survey Creator / Form Builder
To get started with Survey Creator / Form Builder for Angular, refer to the following tutorial: Add Survey Creator / Form Builder to an Angular Application.
If you want to build the library yourself, do the following:
Build survey-library and survey-creator-core
Refer to the following instructions:
NOTE: Make sure that folders with cloned
survey-libraryandsurvey-creatorrepositories are in the same directory.
Install build dependencies for Survey Creator / Form Builder for Angular
cd survey-creator/packages/survey-creator-angular
npm install
Build the library
npm run build
You can find the built library in the "build" directory.
Run unit tests
npm test
This command runs unit tests using Karma.
Survey Creator is not available for free commercial usage. If you want to integrate it into your application, you must purchase a commercial license. However, you can use Survey Creator online to produce survey JSON configurations and run them with SurveyJS Form Library in your application free of charge.
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Use SurveyJS Creator to create or edit JSON for SurveyJS Form Library.
The npm package survey-creator-angular receives a total of 3,046 weekly downloads. As such, survey-creator-angular popularity was classified as popular.
We found that survey-creator-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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