How to use expect_request method of Selenium.WebDriver.Firefox Package

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...26 {status: 200,27 body: {value: {sessionId: 0, capabilities: Remote::Capabilities.firefox}}.to_json,28 headers: {"content_type": "application/​json"}}29 end30 def expect_request(body: nil, endpoint: nil)31 body = (body || {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox"]}}).to_json32 endpoint ||= "#{service_manager.uri}/​session"33 stub_request(:post, endpoint).with(body: body).to_return(valid_response)34 end35 before do36 allow(Service).to receive_messages(new: service, executable_path: nil)37 end38 it 'does not require any parameters' do39 expect_request40 expect { Driver.new }.not_to raise_exception41 end42 context 'with :desired capabilities' do43 it 'accepts value as a Symbol' do44 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox"]}})45 expect {46 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: :firefox) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)47 }.not_to raise_exception48 end49 it 'accepts Capabilities.firefox' do50 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.firefox(invalid: 'foobar')51 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})52 expect {53 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)54 }.not_to raise_exception55 end56 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Snake Case as Symbols' do57 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browser_name: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')58 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})59 expect {60 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)61 }.not_to raise_exception62 end63 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Camel Case as Symbols' do64 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browserName: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')65 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})66 expect {67 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)68 }.not_to raise_exception69 end70 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Camel Case as Strings' do71 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new('browserName' => 'firefox', 'invalid' => 'foobar')72 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})73 expect {74 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)75 }.not_to raise_exception76 end77 it 'accepts Hash with Camel Case keys as Symbols' do78 capabilities = {browserName: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar'}79 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})80 expect {81 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)82 }.not_to raise_exception83 end84 it 'accepts Hash with Camel Case keys as Strings' do85 capabilities = {"browserName" => 'firefox', "invalid" => 'foobar'}86 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})87 expect {88 expect { Driver.new(desired_capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:desired_capabilities)89 }.not_to raise_exception90 end91 end92 it 'accepts provided Options as sole parameter' do93 opts = {invalid: 'foobar', args: ['-f']}94 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: ["browserName": "firefox", "moz:firefoxOptions": opts]}})95 expect {96 expect { Driver.new(options: Options.new(**opts)) }.to have_deprecated(:browser_options)97 }.not_to raise_exception98 end99 it 'accepts combination of Options and Capabilities' do100 caps = Remote::Capabilities.firefox(invalid: 'foobar')101 browser_opts = {args: ['-f']}102 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: ["browserName": "firefox",103 "invalid": "foobar",104 "moz:firefoxOptions": browser_opts]}})105 expect {106 expect {107 Driver.new(options: Options.new(**browser_opts), desired_capabilities: caps)108 }.to have_deprecated(%i[browser_options desired_capabilities])109 }.not_to raise_exception110 end111 it 'raises an ArgumentError if parameter is not recognized' do112 msg = 'Unable to create a driver with parameters: {:invalid=>"foo"}'113 expect { Driver.new(invalid: 'foo') }.to raise_error(ArgumentError, msg)114 end115 context 'with :capabilities' do116 it 'accepts value as a Symbol' do117 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox"]}})118 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: :firefox) }.not_to raise_exception119 end120 it 'accepts Capabilities.firefox' do121 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.firefox(invalid: 'foobar')122 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})123 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.not_to raise_exception124 end125 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Snake Case as Symbols' do126 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browser_name: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')127 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})128 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.not_to raise_exception129 end130 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Camel Case as Symbols' do131 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browserName: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')132 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})133 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.not_to raise_exception134 end135 it 'accepts constructed Capabilities with Camel Case as Strings' do136 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new('browserName' => 'firefox', 'invalid' => 'foobar')137 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})138 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.not_to raise_exception139 end140 it 'accepts Hash with Camel Case keys as Symbols but is deprecated' do141 capabilities = {browserName: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar'}142 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})143 expect {144 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:capabilities_hash)145 }.not_to raise_exception146 end147 it 'accepts Hash with Camel Case keys as Strings but is deprecated' do148 capabilities = {"browserName" => 'firefox', "invalid" => 'foobar'}149 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})150 expect {151 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: capabilities) }.to have_deprecated(:capabilities_hash)152 }.not_to raise_exception153 end154 context 'when value is an Array' do155 let(:as_json_object) do156 Class.new do157 def as_json(*)158 {'company:key': 'value'}159 end160 end161 end162 it 'with Options instance' do163 options = Options.new(args: ['-f'])164 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox",165 'moz:firefoxOptions': {'args': ['-f']}]}})166 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: [options]) }.not_to raise_exception167 end168 it 'with Capabilities instance' do169 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browser_name: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')170 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar']}})171 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: [capabilities]) }.not_to raise_exception172 end173 it 'with Options instance and an instance of a custom object responding to #as_json' do174 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox",175 'moz:firefoxOptions': {},176 'company:key': 'value']}})177 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: [Options.new, as_json_object.new]) }.not_to raise_exception178 end179 it 'with Options instance, Capabilities instance and instance of a custom object responding to #as_json' do180 capabilities = Remote::Capabilities.new(browser_name: 'firefox', invalid: 'foobar')181 options = Options.new(args: ['-f'])182 expect_request(body: {capabilities: {firstMatch: [browserName: "firefox", invalid: 'foobar',183 'moz:firefoxOptions': {'args': ['-f']},184 'company:key': 'value']}})185 expect { Driver.new(capabilities: [capabilities, options, as_json_object.new]) }.not_to raise_exception186 end187 end188 end189 end190 end # Firefox191 end # WebDriver192end # Selenium...

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1driver.expect_request(:get, "http:/​/​localhost:4567/​").times(1)2driver.find_element(:name, 'q').send_keys "Hello World"3driver.find_element(:name, 'btnG').click4driver.expect_request(:get, "http:/​/​localhost:4567/​").times(1)5driver.find_element(:name, 'q').send_keys "Hello World"6driver.find_element(:name, 'btnG').click

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1def expect_request(url, &block)2 block.call(driver)3expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|4expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|5def expect_request(url, &block)6 block.call(driver)7expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|8expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|9def expect_request(url, &block)10 block.call(driver)11expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|12expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|13def expect_request(url, &block)14 block.call(driver)15expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|16expect_request('http:/​/​example.com') do |driver|

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The Ruby selenium-webdriver API doesn't expose a separate Chrome options object like Java/Python but you can set the options via "Capabilities".

The Capabilities web page provides a Ruby example and the table of recognized capabilities that you can inject. Plugging those together with excludeSwitches:

caps = Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::Capabilities.chrome("chromeOptions" => {"excludeSwitches" => [ "--ignore-certificate-errors" ]})
driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for :chrome, desired_capabilities: caps

Take a look at Watir too, it's a front end for WebDriver.
Their examples show how you can send a :switches array which is passed straight through to the web driver so you can do the same. That makes adding other switches a bit easier rather than going through capabilities.

There is a chromedriver issue on the topic as well. There are posts detailing that you can add a --test-type argument to work around the certificate issue and ruby code examples like above.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24874707/unsupported-command-line-flag-ignore-certificate-errors-in-ruby

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