capybara

问题 I am trying to test one javascript class in a spec test with capybara. I have static page player.haml in which I am loading the javascript class definition with javascript_include_tag. It looks like that .container = javascript_include_tag "../player" #player My test looks like that it 'can autoplay a video' do visit player_path video = Fabricate(:video) options = { autoplay: true, ... } page.execute_script("var options = '#{options}'; videoId = '#{video.id}'; var player = new Player(videoId,

问题 Original question I'm trying to write some feature tests with RSpec and Capybara and wonder, why my gon object is always empty allthough it was set in my controller: app/controllers/timetrackings_controller.rb : class TimetrackingsController < ApplicationController include ApplicationHelper before_action :authenticate_user! before_action :set_timetracking, only: [:update, :destroy] # GET /timetrackings def index projects = Project.all_cached.select('id, name, category, number, customer_id')

问题 How do you test for an input's title/tooltip with rspec? I wasn't testing for tooltips until I noticed a few stopped working and it wasn't caught by the other tests. (Had to add something so the question would be accepted) 回答1: How about: find('#element-locator')['title'].should == 'Expected title' 回答2: You can also look at the HTML attributes: expect(page).to have_selector("<selector>[data-content='<content>']") 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16698902/how-to-test-for-input-title

问题 I am trying to fill in both textboxes that are labeled id="admin_passsword". I can access the first on easy but since there are NO differences other than the placeholder and the label above it I do not know how to access the second textbox to fill in that field. <div class="fields"> <div class="field-row"> <label for="admin_email">Email</label> <input autocapitalize="off" id="admin_email" name="admin[email]" placeholder="Email" size="30" type="text" value=""> </div> <div class="field-row">

问题 I'm just not sure what the exact way to word it is.. This tells me 'No response yet. Request a page first.' it "should list searches" do get 'index' page.should have_selector('tr#search-1') end Is it meant to be like this instead? it "should list searches" do get 'index' do page.should have_selector('tr#search-1') end end That way doesn't seem to actually test anything though. What's the correct way? 回答1: According to this, Capybara doesn't support PUT and DELETE requests with the default

问题 I'm writing integration tests and creating records with FactoryGirl . My controllers are throwing RecordNotFound when the test has js: true (with Poltergeist) even though they are found in a non-js test (without Poltergeist). I do have use_transactional_fixtures set to false and DatabaseCleaner.strategy set to :truncation , which seemingly covers every existing SO question on this issue. I tried substituting Selenium (with Firefox) for Poltergeist but I get the same result. ETA I started a

问题 I am trying to understand the meaning of the following Capybara syntax. What exactly does native do? What is send_keys used for? Also, I would like to understand what this particular block does. within('#step-3') do recipe_name = first(:xpath, '//*[@id="recipe-name"]').native recipe_name.clear recipe_name.send_keys('Email recipe') end 回答1: Capybara uses a driver to control a browser or browser simulator (Rack::Test, Poltergeist, Selenium, etc.). Each driver must implement the API that

问题 Here's my complete spec: require 'spec_helper' describe "Idea page", js: true do subject { page } before(:all) do create(:idea) visit root_path click_link "Log In" end context "Single idea" do before do page.find(:xpath, '//*[@id="accordion"]/div/div[1]/a').click end it { should have_selector('a',text:'Claim') } it "should have a button for reporting the idea" it "should have a button for opening all links" describe "Claiming" do before do click_link "Claim" end it {should have_selector('a',

问题 UPDATE: I removed most javascript dependencies and it worked. Don't know what library or code is the evil part, I needed none of it. simple form, two input fields and a button fill_in 'cellNumber', :with => '13245678' fill_in 'password', :with => 'mypass' click_button('OK') It finds the button, but nothing happens. Important!, if I click the myself, everything works as expected. <button type="submit" id="loginid">OK</button> </form> Using ruby-debug, I find that find_button("OK").click

问题 I can't make Capybara to work successfully, it complains that has_text is an undefined method. I have created a new rails 3.1 project ( rails new test -T ). Gemfile: source 'http://rubygems.org' gem 'rails', '3.1.3' gem 'sqlite3' group :assets do gem 'sass-rails', '~> 3.1.5' gem 'coffee-rails', '~> 3.1.1' gem 'uglifier', '>= 1.0.3' end gem 'jquery-rails' group :test do gem 'rspec-rails' gem 'capybara' end I have installed the spec folder: rails g rspec:install . spec/spec_helper.rb: ENV[