Project Planning

This section walks you through creating a new project from scratch in Kavia, covering everything from initial setup to generating your application code.

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Step 1: Navigate to the project list.

Here, you have two options: create a new project or import an existing one. For this tutorial, we'll focus on creating a new project.

Illustration for Step 1: Navigate to the project list.

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Step 2: Enter the title of your new application.

Illustration for Step 2: Enter the title of your new application.

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Step 3: Choose between assisted setup or manual setup.

If you're a first-time user, we recommend the assisted setup. This will guide you through the entire project planning phase.

Illustration for Step 3: Choose between assisted setup or manual setup.

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Step 4: Skip the document upload step if you don't have a document to upload.

Next, you will see the configuration methods: interactive and auto configuration.

Illustration for Step 4: Skip the document upload step if you don't have a document to upload.

Auto configuration fills in all the details based on your selections, while interactive configuration allows for discussion and decision-making. This is ideal for custom-built applications.

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Step 5: Configure your project details.

Any changes you make will be captured and considered.

Illustration for Step 5: Configure your project details.

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Step 6: Update the key features of your project.

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Step 7: Merge your application.

After merging, you'll see the details in the project configuration panel.

Illustration for Step 7: Merge your application.

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Step 8: Continue with the requirements.

Here, you also have the options of auto configure and interactive.

Illustration for Step 8: Continue with the requirements.

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Step 9: Create the epics and stories.

Epics are the first step of the creation, capturing all the epic details.

Illustration for Step 9: Create the epics and stories.

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Step 10: Generate user stories one by one.

You can do this for all the epics available.

Illustration for Step 10: Generate user stories one by one.

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Step 11: Proceed with the architecture.

Along with user stories, you also have test cases.

Illustration for Step 11: Proceed with the architecture.

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Step 12: Complete the Architecture requirements.

This is a mandatory field and divides the application into functional and non-functional requirements.

Illustration for Step 12: Complete the Architecture requirements.

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Step 13: Continue with the system architecture.

This is a high-level architecture of the application.

Illustration for Step 13: Continue with the system architecture.

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Step 14: View the System context.

This shows the architecture of the application, including external interfaces and users.

Illustration for Step 14: View the System context.

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Step 15: Check out the containers that are created.

Illustration for Step 15: Check out the containers that are created.

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Step 16: Configure these containers as needed.

Illustration for Step 16: Configure these containers as needed.

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Step 17: Once the configuration is complete, continue with the components.

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Step 18: Opt for auto configuration.

Illustration for Step 18: Opt for auto configuration.

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Step 19: Monitor the status panel.

This shows all the details about the auto configuration that is happening currently.

Illustration for Step 19: Monitor the status panel.

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Step 20: Click on auto navigate if required.

Illustration for Step 20: Click on auto navigate if required.

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Step 21: View the list of all the containers available.

The components will be created once the containers are configured.

Illustration for Step 21: View the list of all the containers available.

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Step 22: Start the code generation.

Illustration for Step 22: Start the code generation.

That's it! You've successfully created a new project from scratch.

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