How to use assert_source method of Selenium.WebDriver.Interactions Package

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interaction_spec.rb

Source: interaction_spec.rb Github

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...33 super(source)34 @special = special35 @type = :newType36 end37 def assert_source(source)38 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? NewDevice39 end40 def encode41 {type: type, special: @special}42 end43 end44 class SubActionBuilder < ActionBuilder45 def special_action(special, device: nil)46 special_input(device).create_special(special)47 self48 end49 private50 def special_input(name = nil)51 device(name: name, type: :newType) || add_input(NewDevice.new('new'))...

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pointer_press.rb

Source: pointer_press.rb Github

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...37 def encode38 process_opts.merge('type' => type.to_s, 'button' => @button)39 end40 private41 def assert_source(source)42 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? PointerInput43 end44 def assert_button(button)45 case button46 when Symbol47 raise ArgumentError, "#{button} is not a valid button!" unless BUTTONS.key? button48 BUTTONS[button]49 when Integer50 raise ArgumentError, 'Button number cannot be negative!' if button.negative?51 button52 else53 raise TypeError, "button must be a positive integer or one of #{BUTTONS.keys}, not #{button.class}"54 end55 end...

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pointer_move.rb

Source: pointer_move.rb Github

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...36 @origin = element || origin || :viewport37 @type = :pointerMove38 @opts = opts39 end40 def assert_source(source)41 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? PointerInput42 end43 def encode44 process_opts.merge('type' => type.to_s,45 'duration' => @duration.to_i,46 'x' => @x_offset,47 'y' => @y_offset,48 'origin' => @origin)49 end50 end # PointerMove51 end # Interactions52 end # WebDriver53end # Selenium...

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scroll.rb

Source: scroll.rb Github

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...35 @y_offset = y36 @delta_x = delta_x37 @delta_y = delta_y38 end39 def assert_source(source)40 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? WheelInput41 end42 def encode43 {'type' => type.to_s,44 'duration' => @duration.to_i,45 'x' => @x_offset,46 'y' => @y_offset,47 'deltaX' => @delta_x,48 'deltaY' => @delta_y,49 'origin' => @origin.is_a?(Element) ? @origin : @origin.to_s}50 end51 end # PointerPress52 end # Interactions53 end # WebDriver...

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typing_interaction.rb

Source: typing_interaction.rb Github

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...29 super(source)30 @type = assert_type(type)31 @key = Keys.encode_key(key)32 end33 def assert_source(source)34 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? KeyInput35 end36 def assert_type(type)37 raise TypeError, "#{type.inspect} is not a valid key subtype" unless KeyInput::SUBTYPES.key? type38 KeyInput::SUBTYPES[type]39 end40 def encode41 {type: @type, value: @key}42 end43 end # TypingInteraction44 end # Interactions45 end # WebDriver46end # Selenium...

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pause.rb

Source: pause.rb Github

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...29 super(source)30 @duration = duration31 @type = :pause32 end33 def assert_source(source)34 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? InputDevice35 end36 def encode37 output = {type: type}38 output[:duration] = (@duration * 1000).to_i if @duration39 output40 end41 end # Pause42 end # Interactions43 end # WebDriver44end # Selenium...

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pointer_cancel.rb

Source: pointer_cancel.rb Github

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...27 def initialize(source)28 super(source)29 @type = :pointerCancel30 end31 def assert_source(source)32 raise TypeError, "#{source.type} is not a valid input type" unless source.is_a? PointerInput33 end34 def encode35 {type: type}36 end37 end # PointerCancel38 end # Interactions39 end # WebDriver40end # Selenium...

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interaction.rb

Source: interaction.rb Github

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...26 #27 class Interaction28 attr_reader :type29 def initialize(source)30 assert_source(source)31 end32 def assert_source(_source)33 raise NotImplementedError, 'subclass responsibility'34 end35 end36 end # Interactions37 end # WebDriver38end # Selenium...

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assert_source

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1element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')2wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)3wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }4element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')5wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)6wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }

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1inputElement = driver.find_element(:name, "q")2wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)3wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "cheese!" }

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assert_source

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1actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)2actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)3actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)4actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)

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assert_source

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1 assert_source("Google")2 assert_title("Google")3 assert_text("Google")4 assert_title("Google")

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1element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')2wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)3wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }4element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')5wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)6wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }

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1inputElement = driver.find_element(:name, "q")2wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)3wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "cheese!" }

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1actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)2actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)3actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)4actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)

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1 assert_source("Google")2 assert_title("Google")3 assert_text("Google")4 assert_title("Google")

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1element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')2wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)3wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }4element = driver.find_element(:name, 'q')5wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)6wait.until { driver.title.downcase.start_with? "selenium" }

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1actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)2actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)3actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)4actions = Selenium::WebDriver::Interactions.new(driver)

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1 assert_source("Google")2 assert_title("Google")3 assert_text("Google")4 assert_title("Google")

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First, you don't have elements of class div, you have elements of type div. Terminology matters when discussing these things since class is something different in HTML. Second, you mention first row, and first column but only show one html element which makes it very difficult to work out exactly what you're dealing with and trying to actually do.

When you use each to loop through the results of all, text is referencing a single div element. Therefore expect(text).to_have 'Goku'[0] will raise an exception if any div on the page doesn't have the letter 'G' in it (not really sure why you have the [0] there.

Really you have

page.all(:css, 'div').each do |div_element|
    expect(div_element).to_have('Goku'[0])
end

which will never pass because there are going to be hundreds (at least) of div elements on the page which don't include that text (or the letter G)

If what you're really trying to find is elements that are the first child of some other element and contain exactly the text Goku then you could do something like

page.all('* > div:first-child', exact_text: 'Goku')

to find them. If that's not what you're trying to do then please update the question to make it clearer.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71916190/iterating-through-div-class-in-capybara

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