So now I've got cucumber/capybara/selenium hitting a google app script, which is great, but for some reason I can't seem to check for text in the body of the page in the way I expect. In the debugger I can grab the page object, which I can in the browser has the expected text. Scanning the html directly shows the text appearing twice, and yet page.has_text? appears false:
(rdb:1) p page.html.scan(/Introduction Video/)
["Introduction Video", "Introduction Video"]
(rdb:1) p page.has_text? 'Introduction Video'
false
an alternate scan gives more information on the text surrounding:
(rdb:1) p page.html.scan(/.{10}Introduction Video.{10}/)
["" Introduction Video\\u003C\\/a&", "lank\\\">Introduction Video\\u003C\\/a&"]
which makes me wonder if this is an encoding issue. I want to look at exactly what the has_text? method does, so I look at the docs:
But I can't get the additional parameter to be accepted:
(rdb:1) p page.has_text? :all, "Introduction Video"
ArgumentError Exception: wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)
which makes me wonder if the code I am running is the same as in the docs - and brings me back to my usual Ruby bugbear of not being sure where to go to find the open source code I am relying on ...
Anyway, all the code I'm using is here:
https://github.com/tansaku/GoogleAppScriptBDD
Any help very much appreciated.
In Capybara 2.0 has_text? has only one parameter - content.
type parameter of has_text? (with possible values :all and :visible) appeared in version 2.1 which is currently in beta.
However, Capybara 2.1.0.beta1 is stable and doesn't have any known regression bugs. Currently it's supported only by built-in Selenium and Racktest drivers. At the moment of writing available gem versions of Capybara-Webkit, Poltergeist and Terminus don't support Capybara 2.1.
I use 2.1.0.beta1 so I can recommend you to use it if you use built-in selenium or racktest drivers.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15681615/how-to-use-capybara-has-text