Add a Project Manually
Projects that are not linked to a repository hosting service in Level CI (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, or Azure DevOps) can be configured manually.
1. Add a project
- In the Level CI dashboard, select the + button in the top-right corner.
- Select Add Repository Manually.
- Enter a unique project name, it must be slug-compatible: lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens only).
- Specify the main branch of your repository ( main, develop).
- As an option:
- Enable URL parameters: Include query strings or hashes (/?page=main, /#order-list) in scan coverage.
- Page URL templates: Define dynamic routing patterns ( /shop/:product) for accurate scan analysis.
- Click Create Project.
Your manual project is now created and ready for setup.
2. When to use manual setup
Manual configuration is ideal if:
- Your codebase is not hosted on a supported Git provider.
- You want greater control over your initial project setup.
3. Next steps
After creating the project, follow the setup instructions to configure:
- An end-to-end testing framework (Cypress, Playwright, Selenium).
- A CI/CD build environment (GitHub Actions, Bitbucket Pipelines, Jenkins).
Level CI will guide you through connecting these components.
4. Run your first analysis
Once setup is complete, Level CI will:
- Run your first accessibility scan automatically.
- Display results in the Level CI dashboard, including issue breakdowns and quality gate status.
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