I want to drag and drop a JSON file directly onto the Import File window
Benefit
So that I can conveniently upload assurance cases without navigating through file dialogs, enhancing the user experience and reducing the time it takes to import projects
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN I have opened the 'Import File...' option in the TEA platform,
AND I have a valid JSON file ready to import,
WHEN I drag and drop the JSON file into the designated window,
THEN the file should upload successfully without redirecting me to an error page,
AND I should receive visual confirmation that the upload was successful.
Dependencies
No response
Technical Notes
Implement drag-and-drop functionality using JavaScript and HTML5 APIs.
Ensure that the drop area is clearly marked and accessible (potentially, the entire window?)
Test the functionality across different browsers to ensure compatibility and responsiveness.
Definition of Done
[ ] The feature fulfills all acceptance criteria.
[ ] The code is reviewed and meets team coding standards.
[ ] All unit, integration, and end-to-end tests are passed.
[ ] The feature meets accessibility standards set for the project.
[ ] The code passes the CI/CD pipeline quality controls (style and linting).
[ ] The feature is merged into the main branch.
[ ] The feature is deployed and functional in the QA environment.
[ ] The feature was demonstrated to the team and accepted by the product owner.
Role
As an assurance case editor
Desired Feature
I want to drag and drop a JSON file directly onto the Import File window
Benefit
So that I can conveniently upload assurance cases without navigating through file dialogs, enhancing the user experience and reducing the time it takes to import projects
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN I have opened the 'Import File...' option in the TEA platform, AND I have a valid JSON file ready to import, WHEN I drag and drop the JSON file into the designated window, THEN the file should upload successfully without redirecting me to an error page, AND I should receive visual confirmation that the upload was successful.
Dependencies
No response
Technical Notes
Definition of Done