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Projects page and test manager list

The Projects page (/projects) and the test manager list (/app) are the two full-page views that list every project you can access, with tools to find and open each one.

This reference explains the term, its purpose, a practical example, common use cases, where it appears in Rima, and the closest product visual.
The full Rima projects page
Search, filter, sort, import, export, and open every project you can access.
Typing in project search narrows the list as you type. (video demo)

Definition

The Projects page (/projects) and the test manager list (/app) are the two full-page views that list every project you can access, with tools to find and open each one.

What it is for

When the dashboard preview is not enough, these pages give you the complete project list with search, filters, sorting, pagination, and import/export.

How it works

  • The Projects page lists accessible projects with search, a schedule filter (All, Scheduled, Manual), sorting, page-size selection, and pagination.
  • Project cards also offer import and export actions alongside opening the project.
  • The test manager at /app shows the same accessible projects as the entry point to managing each project’s tests.
  • Clicking a project card or its Open action loads the project detail page.
  • From a project, the Tests breadcrumb returns you to the test manager list.

Example

A tester filters the Projects page to Scheduled to review every project running on a cron, opens the “Storefront” project, and later clicks the Tests breadcrumb to jump back to the list.

Common use cases

  • Find one project among many by searching its name.
  • See which projects run on a schedule versus manually.
  • Import or export a project from the list.
  • Move between a project’s tests and the full project list.

Where to find it

Open /projects from the navigation or the dashboard’s See all link; open /app for the test manager. The Tests breadcrumb on a project detail page returns to /app.

Limitations, requirements, and permissions

  • Both pages show only the current workspace and the projects you have been granted access to.
  • Opening a project requires view access to that project; inaccessible or missing projects return unauthorized or not-found behavior.
  • Schedule filter options are limited to those in the dropdown, and sort and filter values must be supported by the API.

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