Then I thought I'd create one or more JSON files, but the thought of getting to grips with the complex syntax of JS fetch() and handling all those promises makes me go slightly pale. This is fun project for children aged 6 to 10.Īt first I thought I'd hard-code the Q & As but clearly that is inefficient and difficult to update. Questions within a given subject and difficulty level to be chosen at random.
I'm thinking about building a Hype project that is basically a quiz - it selects questions from an extendable read-only 'database' containing a fairly large number of questions and answers that are classified according to difficulty and subject.
This question is as much about Javascript as about Hype, but it involves making the two work together and I reckon the the experts on this forum will be able to give me the best insights into how to proceed.
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