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A tool for launching a survey
npm install surveycat -g
Usage: surveycat [options]
Commands:
init <survey> init a survey
config <survey> config survey questions
report <survey> view survey report
start <survey> start a survey
A tool for launching a survey
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
If you want to launch a survey named mySurvey, you can launch it following the steps below:
$ surveycat init mySurvey
13:31:50 INFO Initializing a survey
? title: mySurvey
? description: Please read and answer the questions below carefully
? port: 8016
? type: paper
? start datetime: 2016-06-24 13:31
? end datetime: 2016-06-25 13:31
13:32:08 INFO Finish initializing a survey named mySurvey
Note that:
port is on which you start your survey as a node servertype now support paper and carouselstart datetime and end datetime can accept date format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm, YYYY-MM-DD$ surveycat config mySurvey
After execute the command, a configuration page will be opened in the browser:
You can config the questions of the survey on this page and then submit them.
$ surveycat start mySurvey
After execute the command, a survey page will be opened in the browser:
Then you can share the url with you teammates! If http://ipaddress sucks, you can upload the static page to an VPS and modify the submit url manually.
$ surveycat report mySurvey
After execute the command, a survey report page will be opened in the browser:

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A tool for launching a survey
We found that surveycat demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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