Sorry, a bit in the works and looking to open source a couple of modules, at the moment.
A survey is just a module that exposes a single export:
function(request, response) { ... }
This is just like an http server request handler.
Note, though, that the received response will be http-enhanced, and has a few additional fields already added to it.
server {
listen 80;
server_name drags.henrian.com;
gzip on;
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:1301;
}
[program:drags]
directory=/www/drags
command=node drags.js --default /basic/ --admin superuser --password OKCAfdt0SQr7
autorestart=true
user=chbrown
select total_time, responses.value, name, stimuli.value from responses inner join stimuli on stimuli.id = stimulus_id;
<script>
function submit() {
var response = $('#form').objectifyForm();
console.log(response);
window.data = response;
next('admin_login');
}
$('#form').bind('keypress', function(e) {
if (e.keyCode==13){
submit();
}
});
$('#submit').one('click', submit);
</script>
var zz_design = {};
['ptct-a', 'ptct-b', 'ptct-c'].forEach(function(survey_name) {
var design_csv_path = path.join(__dirname, 'surveys', survey_name, 'design.csv');
fs.exists(design_csv_path, function(exists) {
if (exists) {
csv().from.path(design_csv_path, {columns: true}).on('data', function(row, index) {
// some row might be 'a10','Question 8','wi-c1','c-wi0','c-wo135','wo-c270','wi-c225','d'
zz_design[row.id] = row;
});
}
});
});
logger.info('Loading survey "%s" from path "%s"', name, survey_path);
var survey = require(survey_path);
R.any(new RegExp('^/' + name + '(/.*)?$'), function(req, res, m) {
survey(req, res, m[1] || '/');
});
var module = path.join(argv.surveys_path, survey_name);
var survey_path = package_json.surveys[name].replace(/^~/, process.env.HOME);
"ptct-audio": "~/work/ptct/audio",
"ptct-image": "~/work/ptct/image",
"ptso-video": "~/work/ptso/video"
To handle serving static files from various sub-packages, we don't reverse-proxy through nginx and set up nginx to handle certain subpaths.
Instead, I'm using visionmedia's send package.
If that doesn't pan out, we could try node-static.
If you run drags as the user chbrown, for example, you would want to create a PostgreSQL role like:
CREATE ROLE chbrown LOGIN;
And create the database like this:
CREATE DATABASE drags OWNER chbrown ENCODING 'UTF8';
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