Skip to content
Plune Plune Docs

Navigation

The dashboard has two kinds of place. Outside every project stand the list of your projects, your companies, Analytics and your account. Inside a project live its runs, cases, plans and settings. The bar across the top is the same in both; what changes is its left end.

Outside a project

Section titled “Outside a project”

Projects (/projects), Companies (/companies), Analytics (/analytics) and Account (/account) belong to no project. The bar carries the Plune mark, which leads back to Projects, the Projects, Companies and Analytics levels, and on the right search, the help menu and your avatar.

The top bar outside a project: the Plune mark, then Projects, Companies and Analytics on the left; Search with Ctrl K, the help button and the avatar on the right. The top bar outside a project: the Plune mark, then Projects, Companies and Analytics on the left; Search with Ctrl K, the help button and the avatar on the right.

Companies are the level above projects: the companies you are in, each with its projects and its people. Analytics counts over every project you are in at once, for a period.

The bare address, beta.plune.ai, opens your project straight away when you are in exactly one, and the Projects page when you are in more.

Inside a project

Section titled “Inside a project”

The seven sections — Getting started, Runs, Plans, Test cases, Review, Trends and Settings — are the panel on the left, with the Plune mark on top (back to Projects) and Sign out at its foot. The bar names the project and the section you are in.

In a company’s project the company comes first: the building and its name — for the company’s people a link to its page, for somebody only in the project just words. Wider than 1024 px the bar holds all three:

The left end of the bar in Checkout web: the building and Acme QA, a slash, Checkout web with its chevron, a slash, and RUNS. The left end of the bar in Checkout web: the building and Acme QA, a slash, Checkout web with its chevron, a slash, and RUNS.

Below 1024 px wide the section gives way to the company, and the panel on the left names it:

Inside a project of the company Acme QA, 900 px wide: the seven sections in the panel on the left, Runs picked; the bar on top with the building and Acme QA, then the project switcher named Checkout web, and Search with Ctrl K, the help button and the avatar on the right; under it the head of the runs list. Inside a project of the company Acme QA, 900 px wide: the seven sections in the panel on the left, Runs picked; the bar on top with the building and Acme QA, then the project switcher named Checkout web, and Search with Ctrl K, the help button and the avatar on the right; under it the head of the runs list.

In a personal project nothing stands before the project’s name, and the section stays at every width.

Switch projects

Section titled “Switch projects”

  1. Click the project’s name at the left of the bar. Every project you are in opens as a list — the current one checked, your role in each on the right. When one of them is a company’s, the list is grouped as Projects is: Personal first, then each company under its name.

    The project switcher open under Checkout web, with Acme QA before it in the bar: under Personal, Shop web and Mobile app; under Acme QA, Checkout web, checked — each marked Owner; below the line, All projects and New project… The project switcher open under Checkout web, with Acme QA before it in the bar: under Personal, Shop web and Mobile app; under Acme QA, Checkout web, checked — each marked Owner; below the line, All projects and New project…

  2. Pick one. Its runs list opens, and the browser remembers the choice for your next visit.

Under the line, All projects is the Projects page, and New project… makes one — a name, and you are its owner.

Section titled “Search”

Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac) opens search on any page; so does Search in the bar.

Inside a project, search looks through the project’s test cases, runs and plans as you type — up to five of each, the letters you typed in bold — and, under them, the names of your projects that hold the same letters. A test case matches on its name and its description; a run or a plan on its name.

Search open over the runs list of Checkout web, with checkout typed: the test case Guest checkout, the run Checkout nightly with 4/4 passed, and the plan Checkout before release with 4 cases; the first result is picked, and the foot says the arrows move, Enter opens, Esc closes. Search open over the runs list of Checkout web, with checkout typed: the test case Guest checkout, the run Checkout nightly with 4/4 passed, and the plan Checkout before release with 4 cases; the first result is picked, and the foot says the arrows move, Enter opens, Esc closes.
  • ↑ ↓ move the pick across the groups, Enter opens it and Esc closes search. A click opens a result too.
  • See all under a group opens that list narrowed by the same letters — the test cases, or the runs or plans whose name holds them. The list says what narrowed it and links back to all of them.

Outside a project, search finds your projects: every one of them until you type, the matching ones as you do.

Search open on the Projects page: Checkout web picked, Shop web and Mobile app, each marked Owner, and a line saying that opening a project lets you search its test cases, runs and plans. Search open on the Projects page: Checkout web picked, Shop web and Mobile app, each marked Owner, and a line saying that opening a project lets you search its test cases, runs and plans.

Search sees only what you could open yourself: the projects you are a member of, and inside them what their pages show you.

Help

Section titled “Help”

The ? on the right opens four links, each in a new tab:

ItemOpens
Documentationthese pages
API referenceevery endpoint, with examples
What’s newthe changelog
Send feedbacka form on GitHub — a question, an idea, something broken
The help menu open under the help button, between Search and the avatar: Documentation, API reference, What's new and, below the line, Send feedback — each with the new-tab mark. The help menu open under the help button, between Search and the avatar: Documentation, API reference, What's new and, below the line, Send feedback — each with the new-tab mark.

Your account

Section titled “Your account”

The avatar shows your initials — from your name, or from your address until you give one. It opens a menu: who is signed in, Account and Sign out.

The account menu open under the avatar AM, with Search and the help button beside it: Signed in as alex@example.com, then Account and Sign out. The account menu open under the avatar AM, with Search and the help button beside it: Signed in as alex@example.com, then Account and Sign out.

Account holds your name, your sign-in address, your language and theme, and your API tokens — see Account.

On a phone

Section titled “On a phone”

Below 480 px wide the panel of sections becomes a row across the top that scrolls sideways, with the bar under it. The bar stays on one line: a name longer than the room ends in «…» — a company’s before its project’s — and the switcher’s list shows the project’s whole. The switcher, help and account menus open under their buttons, across the width of the screen.

The dashboard on a phone: the sections Getting started, Runs, Plans and Test cases as a row at the top, and under it the bar on one line with the building and Acme QA cut short with «…», Checkout web, then the search, help and account buttons. The dashboard on a phone: the sections Getting started, Runs, Plans and Test cases as a row at the top, and under it the bar on one line with the building and Acme QA cut short with «…», Checkout web, then the search, help and account buttons.
The account menu on a phone, open under the bar across the width of the screen: Signed in as alex@example.com, Account, Sign out. The account menu on a phone, open under the bar across the width of the screen: Signed in as alex@example.com, Account, Sign out.

On a phone, Search in the bar is an icon, and search takes the whole screen, with Cancel to close it. A tap opens a result.

Search on a phone, full screen, with checkout typed and Cancel beside the field: Guest checkout under Test cases, Checkout nightly with 4/4 passed under Runs, Checkout before release with 4 cases under Plans. Search on a phone, full screen, with checkout typed and Cancel beside the field: Guest checkout under Test cases, Checkout nightly with 4/4 passed under Runs, Checkout before release with 4 cases under Plans.