How to use decoded method of ClassMethods Package

Best Selenium code snippet using ClassMethods.decoded

rails.rb

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...44 end45 end46 # @param ids [String, Integer, Array<Integer, String>] id(s) to decode.47 # @param fallback [Boolean] indicates whether to return the passed in48 # id(s) if unable to decode or if already decoded.49 def decode_id(ids, fallback: false)50 if ids.is_a?(Array)51 ids.map { |id| hashid_decode(id, fallback: fallback) }52 else53 hashid_decode(ids, fallback: fallback)54 end55 end56 def find(*ids)57 expects_array = ids.first.is_a?(Array)58 uniq_ids = ids.flatten.compact.uniq59 uniq_ids = uniq_ids.first unless expects_array || uniq_ids.size > 160 if Hashid::Rails.configuration.override_find61 super(decode_id(uniq_ids, fallback: true))62 else63 super64 end65 end66 def find_by_hashid(hashid)67 find_by(id: decode_id(hashid, fallback: false))68 end69 def find_by_hashid!(hashid)70 find_by!(id: decode_id(hashid, fallback: false))71 end72 private73 def hashids74 Hashids.new(*Hashid::Rails.configuration.for_table(table_name))75 end76 def hashid_encode(id)77 if Hashid::Rails.configuration.sign_hashids78 hashids.encode(HASHID_TOKEN, id)79 else80 hashids.encode(id)81 end82 end83 def hashid_decode(id, fallback:)84 fallback_value = fallback ? id : nil85 decoded_hashid = hashids.decode(id.to_s)86 if Hashid::Rails.configuration.sign_hashids87 valid_hashid?(decoded_hashid) ? decoded_hashid.last : fallback_value88 else89 decoded_hashid.first || fallback_value90 end91 rescue Hashids::InputError92 fallback_value93 end94 def valid_hashid?(decoded_hashid)95 decoded_hashid.size == 2 && decoded_hashid.first == HASHID_TOKEN96 end97 end98 end99end...

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dbref.rb

Source: dbref.rb Github

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...80 # Deserialize the hash from BSON, converting to a DBRef if appropriate.81 #82 # @param [ String ] buffer The bson representing a hash.83 #84 # @return [ Hash, DBRef ] The decoded hash or DBRef.85 #86 # @see http:/​/​bsonspec.org/​#/​specification87 #88 # @since 2.0.089 def from_bson(buffer)90 decoded = super91 if ref = decoded[COLLECTION]92 decoded = DBRef.new(ref, decoded[ID], decoded[DATABASE])93 end94 decoded95 end96 end97 end98 ::Hash.send(:extend, DBRef::ClassMethods)99end...

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profile_helper.rb

Source: profile_helper.rb Github

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...26 module ProfileHelper27 def self.included(base)28 base.extend ClassMethods29 end30 def self.decoded(json)31 JSON.parse(json).fetch('zip')32 end33 def encoded34 Zipper.zip(layout_on_disk)35 end36 def as_json(*)37 {"zip" => encoded}38 end39 def to_json(*)40 JSON.generate as_json41 end42 private43 def create_tmp_copy(directory)44 tmp_directory = Dir.mktmpdir('webdriver-rb-profilecopy')45 # TODO: must be a better way..46 FileUtils.rm_rf tmp_directory47 FileUtils.mkdir_p File.dirname(tmp_directory), mode: 0o70048 FileUtils.cp_r directory, tmp_directory49 tmp_directory50 end51 def verify_model(model)52 return unless model53 raise Errno::ENOENT, model unless File.exist?(model)54 raise Errno::ENOTDIR, model unless File.directory?(model)55 model56 end57 module ClassMethods58 def from_json(json)59 data = decoded(json)60 Tempfile.create do |zip_path|61 File.open(zip_path, 'wb') { |zip_file| zip_file << Base64.decode64(data) }62 new Zipper.unzip(zip_path)63 end64 end65 end # ClassMethods66 end # ProfileHelper67 end # WebDriver68end # Selenium...

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common_field.rb

Source: common_field.rb Github

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...27 @value28 end29 30 def to_s31 decoded32 end33 34 def default35 decoded36 end37 38 def field_length39 @length ||= name.length + value.length + ': '.length40 end41 42 def responsible_for?( val )43 name.to_s.downcase == val.to_s.downcase44 end45 private46 def strip_field(field_name, string)47 string.to_s.gsub(/​#{field_name}:\s+/​i, '')48 end49 end...

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decoded

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1 def self.decode(string)2 Base64.decode64(string)3Test.decode('aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=')4 def self.encode(string)5 Base64.encode64(string)6Test.encode('hello world')7 def self.decode(string)8 Base64.decode64(string)9Test.decode('aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=')10 def self.encode(string)11 Base64.encode64(string)12Test.encode('hello world')13 def self.decode(string)14 Base64.decode64(string)15Test.decode('aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=')16 def self.encode(string)17 Base64.encode64(string)18Test.encode('hello world')19 def self.decode(string)20 Base64.decode64(string)21Test.decode('aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=')22 def self.encode(string)23 Base64.encode64(string)24Test.encode('hello world')25 def self.decode(string)26 Base64.decode64(string)27Test.decode('aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ=')

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A proper way to do it for all js tests is to add following inside spec_helper.rb RSpec.configure block

config.before(:each, js: true) do
  Capybara.page.driver.browser.manage.window.maximize
end

to maximize the window. Change to resize_to(x,y) to set any window size.

EDIT: If you happen to be using Poltergeist the correct way to do it is

config.before(:each, js: true) do
  Capybara.page.driver.browser.resize(x,y)
end
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18390071/change-default-capybara-browser-window-size

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