This project is actively maintained
ODK-X Survey is an Android application for performing data collection in the ODK-X framework. It is based on HTML, CSS, and Javascript rather than native Android, and is more flexible in its presentation and execution.
It is part of the ODK-X Android tools suite.
Note: Detailed information on how to use ODK-X survey can be found here.
The developer wiki (including release notes) and issues tracker are located under the ODK-X Tool Suite project.
Engage with the community and get technical support on the ODK-X forum
General instructions for setting up an ODK-X environment can be found at our Developer Environment Setup wiki page
Install Android Studio and the SDK.
This project depends on ODK-X's androidlibrary and androidcommon projects; their binaries will be downloaded automatically fom our maven repository during the build phase. If you wish to modify them yourself, you must clone them into the same parent directory as survey. Your directory structure should resemble the following:
|-- odk-x
|-- androidcommon
|-- androidlibrary
|-- survey
- Note that this only applies if you are modifying the library projects. If you use the maven dependencies (the default option), the projects will not show up in your directory.
ODK-X Service MUST be installed on your device, whether by installing the APK or by cloning the project and deploying it. Tables also integrates well with ODK-X Survey, but is not required.
Now you should be ready to build.
Open the Survey project in Android Studio. Select Build->Make Project to build the app.
Be sure to install ODK-X Core onto your device before attempting to run Survey.
Quick description of the content in the root folder:
|-- survey_app -- Source tree for Java components
|-- src
|-- main
|-- res -- Source tree for Android resources
|-- java
|-- org
|-- opendatakit
|-- survey
|-- android -- The most relevant Java code lives here
|-- androidTest -- Source tree for Android implementation tests
If you’re new to ODK-X you can check out the documentation:
Once you’re up and running, you can choose an issue to start working on from here:
Issues tagged as good first issue should be a good place to start.
Pull requests are welcome, though please submit them against the development branch. We prefer verbose descriptions of the change you are submitting. If you are fixing a bug, please provide steps to reproduce it or a link to an issue that provides that information. If you are submitting a new feature, please provide a description of the need or a link to a forum discussion about it.
This document is aimed at helping developers and technical contributors. For information on how to get started as a user of ODK-X, see our online documentation, or to learn more about the Open Data Kit project, visit https://odk-x.org.