capybara-webkit

How can I write a capybara integration test with a form using jquery.selectize ? I'd like to test a user entering a couple of values. I created a helper that I mix in to my capybara feature specs: module PageSteps def fill_in_selectized(key, *values) values.flatten.each do |value| page.execute_script(%{ $('.#{key} .selectize-input input').val('#{value}'); $('##{key}').selectize()[0].selectize.createItem(); }) end end end And here's an example of how it is used: # Single value fill_in_selectized('candidate_offices', 'Santa Monica') # Multiple values fill_in_selectized('candidate_offices', ['San

I'm trying to install the webkit driver for capybara on Windows, and I'm getting the following error: $ gem install capybara-webkit-0.12.1.gem Temporarily enhancing PATH to include DevKit... Building native extensions. This could take a while... ERROR: Error installing capybara-webkit-0.12.1.gem: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. c:/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/bin/ruby.exe extconf.rb Gem files will remain installed in c:/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/capybara-webkit-0.12.1 for inspection. Results logged to c:/RailsInstaller/Ruby1.9.3/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems

In a Rails application I'm trying to test a Bootstrap modal with a jQuery TokenInput field in Rspec using Capybara with the capybara-webkit driver. The portion in question is as follows: click_link 'Create Team Modal' sleep 1 within('div#modal_popup') do fill_in 'input#token-input-team_name', with: 'Fancy team name' sleep 1 fill_in 'input#token-input-team_name', with: '\t' sleep 1 click_button 'Create Team' end page.should have_content('Fancy team name') Click button to get modal Fill in TokenInput with a team name Simulate a Tab key-press to get it selected Create the team Verify the name

I'm improving my tests with RSpec and capybara-webkit , trying to delete all the css and xpath selectors like find('#edit_user > div:nth-child(7) > div > div > button').click and I'm looking for the best option to replace them. I was going to use the css class of the elements but some "pro" capybara tester said this is not the best option. So my question is: can I use the data attributes in my tests? If I have an element <button name="button" type="submit" class="button last" data-test="edit.update">Update/button> will I be able to do find('edit.update').click ? And do you think it is a good

I was using a disk analyzer and I noticed in my .rvm folder two gems, nokogiri and capybara-webkit , bigger than the usual: Checking inside of them I found that for nokogiri there is a temp folder and for capybara-webkit a source folder. My question is: Is it safe to delete these folders?(Yeah, I'm a greedy disk space saver) and why nokogiri is creating that temporary folder? Because I have another gemset (with a lower version of ruby and nokogiri) and there isn't creating that folder. Yes, you can remove the tmp directory. If you don't have a new-enough version of libxml2 or libxslt nokogiri

I am upgrading from rails 3.2.19 to rails 4.1.5, using rspec-rails 2.14.0.rc1 and capybara 2.4.1. All tests pass, and I only have one deprecation warning left: [DEPRECATION] Capybara::Webkit::Driver#accept_js_confirms! is deprecated. Please use Capybara::Session#accept_confirm instead. The line of code that is causing this is page.driver.accept_js_confirms! How do I change this line in order to eliminate the deprecation warning? Given that the exception says: Please use Capybara::Session#accept_confirm instead. You probably want: page.accept_confirm Note that accept_confirm is being run