UI Description

You can use the Kunpeng DevKit either in the IDE or WebUI. The IDE interface is slightly different from the WebUI. This section describes the IDE.

Areas in the IDE Interface Before Login

The pre-login configuration page exists only in the IDE plugin. In WebUI mode, the login page is displayed after the tool is deployed.

Figure 1 Kunpeng DevKit areas in the IDE interface before login

**Table 1** Kunpeng DevKit areas in the IDE interface before login
Area	Name	Description
1	Install the Kunpeng DevKit	Provides the entry for installing and deploying the Kunpeng DevKit.
2	Use the Kunpeng DevKit	Provides the entry for configuring a remote server where the Kunpeng DevKit has been installed and deployed.
3	Use Help	Provides the entry for Kunpeng DevKit documents and use cases.
4	DevKit management	Provides the entry for configuring the remote server or installing, upgrading, and uninstalling the Kunpeng DevKit.
5	More	Provides the entry for obtaining online help, switching languages between Simplified Chinese and English, submitting feedback, and checking the Kunpeng DevKit release information.
6	Help	Provides an entry for accessing the Online Help.

Areas in the IDE Interface After Login

Figure 2 Login page 1

If you install the Kunpeng DevKit in minimal mode (that is, install only the DevKit framework), the tool management page is displayed by default after login. If you deselect Show this window upon startup at the bottom of the page, the pop-up window will not appear upon the next login.

Figure 3 Login page 2

**Table 2** Areas on the Kunpeng DevKit home page
Area	Name	Description
1	Portal for the extension tools	Allows you to create analysis tasks and view historical reports.
2	Portal for creating a task or project	Provides a portal for creating Kunpeng projects or analysis tasks.
3	Recent tasks	Displays historical task reports of the Kunpeng DevKit.
4	Case links	Provides use cases and guide documents.
5	Current user	Displays the current login user and provides a portal for resetting the login password and logging out.
6	Settings	Provides a portal for general settings (user management, weak password dictionary management, system settings, log management, certificate management, agent management, target server management, scanning parameter setting), tool management, tool setting, and project setting.
7	More	Provides a portal for going to the home page, obtaining online help, switching languages between Simplified Chinese and English, reading usage agreement, and checking the Kunpeng DevKit release information.
8	Explorer	Manages local project files or folders.
9	Help	Provides an entry for accessing the Online Help. The Help icon is displayed on all pages except the login page.

You can run different tasks concurrently using the Kunpeng DevKit tools.

Icons and Buttons

Table 3 describes the icons and buttons used on the Kunpeng DevKit interface.

**Table 3** Icons and buttons
Item	Icon/Button	Description
Information icons		Tool settings.
Information icons		More functions.
Symbols		Indicates a caution for an operation.
		Indicates a note for an operation.
		Indicates a warning for an operation.
User control icons		Downloads the operation object to the local PC.
		Deletes selected items.
		Expands a list.
		Collapses a list.
		Expands all list items.
		Collapses all list items.
		Saves the modification.
		Returns to the previous step.
		Cancels the modification.
		Moves to the previous modification suggested.
		Moves to the next modification suggested.
		Sorts in ascending or descending order.
		Goes to the Online Help.

Parent topic: Introduction