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Use case diagram Tabs CRUD
During the development for the user tabs we got into an argument on how we were going to display the tabs a user can have. We came to the conclusion that it would be easier if we were to store the tabs in the database. This way the crewmembers don't have to recreate the tabs every time they would login. Also, this way every crewmember could design their dashboard the way they find easy to read.
Use Case Descriptions
View Graphs
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Primary Actor: Crewmember | |
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Brief Description: A crewmember wants to look at racedata or wants to view detailed information of a race. | |
Preconditions: A crewmember has logged in to the web application | |
Postconditions: A crewmember can now view and interact with the race and/or the racecar's data. | |
Main success scenario (basic flow): | |
Actor Action | System Responsibility |
| 2. The system will redirect the viewer or crewmember to a new page. 3. The system will load up the new page, where the crewmember or viewer can see a new, empty tab. |
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View specific round(s)
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Primary Actor: Crewmember | |
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Brief Description: A crewmember wants to view the data of a specific round during the current race, to analyse that specific round and see if there's anything wrong with the car or the driver. | |
Preconditions: The crewmember has logged in on the website and is watching a race. | |
Postconditions: The crewmember can now view the data of one or more specific rounds. | |
Main success scenario (basic flow): | |
Actor Action | System Responsibility |
1. A crewmember analyses the data of a specific round. 3. The crewmember inserts the desired rounds to view. | 2. The system will ask the crewmember to insert which range of rounds the user wants to view. 4. The system creates a new tab with only the desired rounds as data that can be viewed. |
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View race
Primary Actor: Crewmember, viewer | |
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Brief Description: An actor wants to see a list of old races so he can choose one to watch back. | |
Preconditions: The actor has logged in to the website. | |
Postconditions: There is a list of all the races that happened. | |
Main success scenario (basic flow): | |
Actor Action | System Responsibility |
1. The crewmember or viewer goes to the race-overview page. | 2. The system will get all the races from the database and show them on the page. |
Extensions (alternative flow): | |
Tab CRUD
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Primary Actor: Crewmember | |
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Brief Description: A crewmember wants to delete an existing tab. | |
Preconditions: A crewmember has logged in to the web application and the crewmember needs to have a tab | |
Postconditions: The crewmember has deleted their tab. | |
Main success scenario (basic flow): | |
Actor Action | System Responsibility |
1. The crewmember deletes a tab.
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4. System deletes the tab. |
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Place Graph
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Primary Actor: Crewmember | |
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Brief Description: A crewmember wants to view the data from the sensors in a graph, to do this they place their desired graph in their tab. | |
Preconditions: A crewmember has logged in to the web application | |
Postconditions: The crewmember can see the newly placed graphs. | |
Main success scenario (basic flow): | |
Actor Action | System Responsibility |
1. The crewmember adds a new graph to his tab.
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Extensions (alternative flow): | |
2a. There are no sensors available in the database. 4a. There are no graphs available that are linked with the shown sensors. |
System sequence diagram
Remove Graph
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