Setwise

What is Setwise?

Setwise transforms question banks into beautiful, randomized LaTeX quiz sets. Create professional quizzes with dynamic questions, multiple templates, and automatic answer keys.

Key Features

🎲 Smart Randomization

Questions and MCQ options automatically shuffled while maintaining fairness

📝 Dynamic Templates

Create question variants using variables - works with both MCQ and subjective questions

🎨 Professional Output

Beautiful LaTeX formatting with multiple themes and clean typography

Quick Example

Create questions.py:

# Professional quiz metadata
quiz_metadata = {
    "title": "Physics Quiz",
    "duration": "60 minutes",
    "total_marks": 25
}

# Templated MCQ question
mcq = [{
    "template": r"A ball drops from {{ h }}m. Final velocity?",
    "options": [
        r"√(2g×{{ h }}) ≈ {{ v:.1f }} m/s",  # Correct
        r"g×{{ h }} = {{ h*9.8 }} m/s",
        r"{{ h }}/2 = {{ h/2 }} m/s"
    ],
    "answer": r"√(2g×{{ h }}) ≈ {{ v:.1f }} m/s",
    "variables": [
        {"h": 20, "v": 19.8},
        {"h": 45, "v": 29.7}
    ],
    "marks": 3
}]

Generate quiz:

pip install git+https://github.com/nipunbatra/setwise.git
setwise generate --questions-file questions.py --sets 3

Result: 3 professional PDF quiz sets with randomized questions and complete answer keys!

Templates

Choose from three professional templates:

Professional single-column layout perfect for formal exams

Download Sample

Space-efficient two-column layout for printing

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Clean black & white design for simple assessments

Download Sample

Getting Started

📥 Installation

pip install git+https://github.com/nipunbatra/setwise.git

Full Guide

🚀 Quick Start

Generate your first quiz in 5 minutes

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Use Setwise

🖥️ Web Interface

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⌨️ Command Line

Full automation and scripting

CLI Guide

🔧 VSCode Extension

Professional editing experience

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🐍 Python API

Programmatic integration

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