feature-joy-quiz

You can add a Quizlet-style quiz to a Next.js app by integrating this module at the /joy-quiz client route. It provides a single-choice interface with instant visual feedback, auto-advance, and progress tracking.

Yes, you can load quiz questions from a CSV file in Next.js using this module's built-in CSV parser. This allows you to reuse quizzes and provide offline support without relying on a remote database for question data.

Quiz progress tracking with SQLite persistence works by using server actions and optional Prisma-based storage to save session data. This ensures user quiz states, flagged questions, and progress are maintained across sessions.

Yes, this quiz module works without a database by falling back to in-memory storage. If you choose not to configure the optional SQLite persistence, the quiz still functions fully during the active session without saving progress.

The best way to flag difficult quiz questions for review is using the built-in flagging feature. It allows users to mark items during the quiz, which are then grouped for review before the session concludes.

You need Prisma only if you want to persist quiz sessions in Next.js across multiple visits. The module uses Prisma-based persistence as an optional feature, allowing you to run entirely in-memory if preferred.