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Admin > Projects

This section displays the list of projects, or all information about a single selected project. Administrators can add, edit or delete projects from this page.

Proxies

Most plugins have a proxy field to access remote resources.

• Blank means no proxy
• default means use env vars; i.e. check environment variables HTTP_PROXY, http_proxy, HTTPS_PROXY, https_proxy, NO_PROXY and no_proxy for proxy information. Automatic proxy detection can be enabled with the MOJO_PROXY environment variable. See Mojo::UserAgent documentation for more details on this feature.
• Anything else means use that proxy.

Various types of proxies are supported:

• HTTP CONNECT for HTTPS/WebSockets, e.g. http://127.0.0.1:8080
• SOCKS5, e.g. socks://127.0.0.1:9050
• UNIX domain socket, e.g. http+unix://%2Ftmp%2Fproxy.sock

For authentication put credentials in the URL itself, as in http://sri:secret@127.0.0.1:8080. Please note that any weird character must be URL-encoded.

All projects UI

Displays the list of all projects and links to create new ones.

The list of projects proposes some basic information on each project, and actions to create a new project. New projects can be created either empty, or using a wizard.

• Project ID, e.g. modeling.sirius
• Project name, e.g. Sirius
• Is active, e.g. Yes or No.
• Last update, the last time a complete analysis has been run (only complete analyses store their results in database), e.g. 2017-11-23 10:54:45
• A series of actions to:
  • show the project's details
  • start a full analysis (i.e. submit a job)
  • delete the project (warning: this action cannot be undone!)

Information displayed for a single project

Displays all information pertaining to a single project, and means to edit the plugins, run a complete or partial analysis, and set the project's parameters (name, description, active, etc.).

• Project ID, e.g. modeling.sirius
• Project name, e.g. Sirius
• Project description, e.g. Eclipse Sirius enables the specification of a modeling ....
• Is active, e.g. Yes or No.
• Last run, the last time a complete analysis has been run (only complete analyses store their results in database), e.g. 2017-11-23 10:54:45

It also shows the information available from the latest analysis, with links to go to the dedicated pages:

• Info
• Data
• Figures
• Metrics
• Indicators
• Attributes
• Recommendations

It also shows the list of runs and generated files.