Checklists

Checklists are saved in two parts (Form & Answers). The visual aspect of the element is not defined and is up to you to implement. Feel free to match our existing layouts.

Form

[
	{
    	"type":"Title",
    	"name":"myName",
    	"text":"This is a title!",
    	"car_trigger": ""
	}
]

Fields

type
Defines the type of the checklist element
name
An alphanumeric identifier for the checklist element
text
The text portion of the element visible to the user. Plain text only.
car_trigger
If the users answer to the element matches the car_trigger, a corrective action is triggered. Typically used with radio button.

Checklist Elements

Paragraph
Plain text paragraph suitable for long instructions.
Title
Short section description.
ChecklistTitle
Similar to Title, except it is used prior to a checklist.
ChecklistRadio
Provides a Yes/No option to the user
Textbox
Provides a textbox to the user for data entry.
Date
Similar to Textbox, except it must be in a standard date format.
DateTime
Similar to Textbox, except it must be in a standard datetime format.
Textarea
Similar to a Textbox, except it has additional space. Used for longer descriptive answers.
Temperature
A multi part element which requires the user to enter a temperature and select the appropriate scale (farenheit or celcius)

Answers

{
	"myName":"Answer",
	"OtherQuestion":"Answer #2"
}

Fields

Key
The name from the form element serves as the key.
Value
The user's answer is saved as the value

Checklist Elements

Paragraph
No answer possible
Title
No answer possible
ChecklistTitle
No answer possible
ChecklistRadio
No answer possible
Textbox
Plain text, no maximum length
Date
Plain text, must me in standard date format.
DateTime
Plain text, must me in standard datetime format.
Textarea
Plain text, no maximum length
Temperature
The value is a numeric value provided by the user.
You must also provide the scale (Scale key is [ELEMENT_NAME]_scale. Possible values are F and C
Temperature_c and temperature_f are automatically created based on the provided values.

Temperature Answer Example

{
	"temperature":"5",
	"temperature_scale":"F",
	"temperature_f":"5",
	"temperature_c":"-15"
}