survey

Survey Instructions

tl;dr

Implement a web app that enables a user to

• fill out a form, a la Google Forms, the results of which are saved to a comma-separated-value (CSV) file on the server, and
• view a table of all of the submissions received, a la Google Sheets.

Specification

• Complete the implementation of templates/form.html in such a way that the form therein contains not only a button but also
  • one or more text fields of any type,
  • one or more checkboxes or two or more radio buttons,
  • one or more select menus, each with two or more options, and
  • zero or more other inputs of any type. Style that form using Bootstrap so that it looks nicer than it would with raw HTML alone. Add to that file some JavaScript code that prevents users from submitting the form if they have not provided values for one or more fields, alerting the user accordingly, as via alert or Bootstrap.
• Complete the implementation of post_form in such a way that it
  • validates a form’s submission, alerting users with a message via error.html if they have not provided values for one or more fields, just in case your JavaScript code let something through (or was disabled),
  • writes the form’s values to a new row in survey.csv using csv.writer or csv.DictWriter, and
  • redirects the user to /sheet.
• Complete the implementation of get_sheet in such a way that it
  • reads past submissions from survey.csv using csv.reader or csv.DictReader and
  • displays those submissions in an HTML table via a new template. Style that table using Bootstrap so that it looks nicer than it would with raw HTML alone. Optionally enhance the table with JavaScript, as via DataTables. Provided you meet these specifications, you’re welcome to alter the aesthetics of your app however you’d like, as via Bootstrap or your own CSS and HTML.

Full instructions available here