In Unifinity Wizard, a design document with the settings you have made is attached to the email you receive when you create an app. In this issue, we will show you how to read this design document.
The design document can be used to check the functionality of the application and improve the efficiency of testing. )
1. Contents of Design Documents
1.1. Structure of Design Documents
The design document (Excel) generated by Unifinity Wizard consists of the following sheets
- front cover
- Overall view of the application
- Project Information
- system configuration
- Screen List
- Table List
- Screen Details
- overview screen
- detail screen
- Input Screen 1
- Input Screen 2
- Output screen 1
- Output screen 2
- Data Details
- Transaction data (basic data)
- Transaction data (field data)
- Application Generation Information
1.2. Description of the design document
1.2.1. Overall view of the application
- Project Information
The Unifinity Wizard does not output content.
This sheet has items that treat app development as a single project, such as the purpose of the app, an overview of the business, and the issues to be solved. The following information will be useful for organizing and disseminating guidelines such as the following.
- system configuration
The Unifinity Wizard does not update the contents.
This sheet shows the relationship between Unifinity Application Player, Unifinity Studio, UniBaaS, and the app you have created. You can use it as a document to explain the system structure of your business by adding information about the systems you are working with and who is using the application.
- Screen List
A list of screen transition diagrams and screen names generated by the Unifinity Wizard is shown.
Updating the "user story" with more elaborate content can clarify the perspective during testing.
Screen images can be made into actual application screens to better clarify the structure of the application.
- Table List
The list of tables generated by the Unifinity Wizard will be listed.
This sheet shows the tables used internally by the Unifinity app. The system is composed of transactions and masters, and external database information can be added as needed to visualize the overall system structure.
1.2.2. Screen Details
- overview screen
Up to 3 sheets are generated depending on the Unifinity Wizard settings.
This sheet shows the names and specifications of the buttons placed on the list screen and the related table items. - detail screen
Only one detail screen is generated by the Unifinity Wizard, regardless of the settings on the list screen.
This sheet shows the names and specifications of the buttons placed on the detail screen and the related table items.
- input screen
Up to 9 sheets are generated depending on the Unifinity Wizard settings.
This sheet shows the buttons placed on the input screen, the input items and input formats, and the related table items.
There are two types of input screens, one for "Basic Information" and the other for "Site Information.
output screen
The same number of sheets will be generated as the input screens generated by the Unifinity Wizard.
This sheet shows the buttons placed on the output screen and the related table items.
This screen is used to confirm the information entered in the "Input Screen".
1.2.3. Data details
- Transaction data (basic data)
Table items and data types set as "Basic Information" in the Unifinity Wizard.
- Transaction data (field data)
Table items and data types set as "field information" in the Unifinity Wizard.
Supplemental: App Generation Information
The "App Generation Information" sheet shows the json information of the app generated by the Unifinity Wizard.
This json information can be used to share app configuration information with others.
Step 1: Copy all the json information listed on the "Application Generation Information" sheet.
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Step 2: Paste the copied content into the Unifinity Wizard's Create New screen.
Step 3: Check the settings in the Unifinity Wizard.