verona-player-simple
This is a simple, dependency-less, vanilla-js-written, but full-featured unit player, mainly as showcase for developers and for software-testing.
It does implement the Verona 2.1.0-Standard and can be used for units containing simple any content in HTML-format.
Unit Description ist the form-content as HTML. Just give some names to the form element,
and the player does the rest. Use some special Ids for some special buttons.
Running the Player
- You need a Verona-Host-System to run this Software, for example the IQB-Testcenter or the Verona-Player-Testbed.
- The whole player is
verona-simple-player-2.html, there is no build-process or whatever.
Development Rules for Units
Any HTML-content can be used as unit. Examples can be found in this repository in the folder sample-data.
The Unit can contain any HTML-content (inner Part of <body>), even <script>- and <style>-tags!
- Don't use the
<form>-element, since the whole unit will put into one. - Use the
<fieldset>-element to define a page if you want to have a multi-page unit. In this case on the root-level there should only be<fieldset>-elements or absolute/static positioned elements, otherwise it could confuse the page detection. - Any
<input>-,<textarea>- and<select>-element will be tracked and content stored as well as any element containing thecontenteditable-attribute. In both cases use the name element to set up variable names. - The player contains some JS-Classes which can be used in unit-code to extend functionality.
- Whenever a Verona-message is received an event with the same name is thrown, whenever a message is sent,
an event called
sent:{MessageName}gets thrown afterwards. Use these events to hook into the player's functionality if you want to. - That's it.
Development
E2e-Testing the Player
npm install npm test