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README.md
Make your Rails Capybara testing even faster and more accurate! Looking for text strings is for the birds.
Your Views
It's easier to find things in Capybara tests if you add extra data
attributes to fields and such.
This gem does that for you if you link to and refer to things in a certain way. If you do, your
tests turn from text blob and CSS selector messes to nice, clean, simple references to objects
and attributes.
Attributes
Write out attributes using attributes_for
:
#object
= attributes_for object do |f|
%h2= f.field(:name)
%h3= f.field(:description)
Then look for those fields using Capybara! Because you shouldn't care about the DOM, just that your field is in there:
@object = Object.create!(:name => @name, :description => @description)
visit object_path(@object)
find_attribute(:name, @object.name)
find_attribute(:description, @object.description)
You can even make simple tables, a la Active Admin:
#object
= attributes_table_for object do |f|
= f.field :name
= f.field :description
Not Finding Things
Sometimes the absence of a thing is just as important as the presence of a thing. Make it easy on yourself:
# selector's not there
dont_find('#user')
# object's not there