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.

Getting started

To find out more about the library go

• to the SurveyJS Library Site
• explore the live Examples
• and build a survey JSON using Visual Editor

You can try plnkr examples at:

• Angular2
• jQuery
• Knockout
• React
• Vue

or use quickstart repos:

• Angular 2
• Angular CLI
• React
• Vue

Install the library using npm.

Angular2 version:

npm install survey-angular

jQuery version:

npm install survey-jquery

Knockout version:

npm install survey-knockout

React version:

npm install survey-react

Vue version:

npm install survey-vue

Or use Azure CDN:

• https://surveyjs.azureedge.net/{version-number}/survey.angular.min.js
• https://surveyjs.azureedge.net/{version-number}/survey.ko.min.js
• https://surveyjs.azureedge.net/{version-number}/survey.react.min.js
• https://surveyjs.azureedge.net/{version-number}/survey.jquery.min.js
• https://surveyjs.azureedge.net/{version-number}/survey.vue.min.js

You find all versions/builds in the surveyjs/build repo.

Or dowload a version as zip file from Releases

Building survey.js from sources

To build library yourself:

1. Clone the repo from GitHub

   git clone https://github.com/surveyjs/surveyjs.git
   cd surveyjs
   

2. Acquire build dependencies. Make sure you have Node.js installed on your workstation. You need a version of Node.js greater than 6.0.0 and npm greater than 2.7.0. This is only needed to build surveyjs from sources.

   npm install -g karma-cli
   npm install
   

3. Build the library

   npm run build_prod
   

   After that you should have the libraries (angular, jquery, knockout, react and vue) at 'packages' directory.

4. Run unit tests

   karma start
   

   This command will run unit tests using Karma

License

MIT license

Visual Editor

Visual Editor site

Visual Editor sources are here

Try it right now!

Custom Widgets

Custom Widgets sources are here