Quiz Room Creator

I'll create a Quizizz-like application with a room creation interface and a question maker with multiple question types.

I've created a complete quiz creation application similar to Quizizz. Here's what it includes:

Features

1. Home Page

   • Options to create or join a quiz room

2. Create Room

   • Form to set up quiz details (title, description)
   • Option to make the room private with password protection

3. Question Maker

   • Support for multiple question types:

     • Multiple Choice
     • True/False
     • Identification
   • Each question type has its own customized form
   • Points assignment for each question

4. Question Management

   • View all added questions
   • Delete individual questions
   • Clear all questions

5. Room Completion

   • Success page with room code to share
   • Option to edit questions or return home

6. Join Room

   • Enter room code to join a quiz
   • Password entry for private rooms

How to Use

1. Start by creating a room with a title and optional description
2. Add questions of different types using the tabbed interface
3. View your questions in the sidebar
4. Finish the quiz to get a shareable room code
5. Others can join using the room code

The application uses local storage to save quiz data, making it functional for demonstration purposes. In a production environment, you would connect this to a database.

Static Quiz Creator (Without Local Storage)

I'll revise the application to be fully static without localStorage, making it reusable with any database and using default shadcn styling.

Quiz Creator - Static Version

I've revised the application to be fully static without using localStorage, making it reusable with any database backend. Here's what I've changed:

Key Changes

1. Context-Based State Management

   • Added a React Context (QuizContext) to manage quiz data during the user session
   • All localStorage operations were replaced with context operations
   • Added comments indicating where real database operations would go

2. Default Styling

   • Using default shadcn/ui styling without custom colors
   • Maintaining the same layout and responsive design

3. Database Integration Points

   • Added comments at places where you would integrate with a database
   • The context provides methods like addRoom, getRoom, and updateRoom that can be replaced with database operations

How to Use with a Database

To connect this to a real database:

1. Replace the context implementations with actual database operations
2. Use the same function signatures to maintain compatibility
3. The UI will work the same way regardless of the backend

For example, to connect with a database like Supabase or MongoDB, you would replace the implementation inside the context methods with actual database calls.

This version gives you a clean template that can be customized to match your preferred styling and connected to any database of your choice.