How to use path_for method of SeleniumRake Package

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tasks.rb

Source: tasks.rb Github

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...74 end75 end76 end77 def zip(src, dest)78 out = SeleniumRake::Checks.path_for(File.expand_path(dest))79 Dir.chdir(src) {80 # TODO(jari): something very weird going on here on windows81 # the 2>&1 is needed for some reason82 ok = system(%{jar cMf "#{out}" * 2>&1})83 ok or raise "could not zip #{src} => #{dest}"84 }85 end86 private87 def find_file(file)88 puts "Copying #{file}" if $DEBUG89 if Rake::Task.task_defined?(file) && Rake::Task[file].out90 # Grab the "out" of the task represented by this symbol91 file = Rake::Task[file].out.to_s92 end93 if File.exist?(file)94 file95 elsif File.exist?("build/​#{file}")96 "build/​#{file}"97 else98 fl = FileList.new(file).existing!99 return fl unless fl.empty?100 fl = FileList.new("build/​#{file}").existing!101 return fl unless fl.empty?102 puts "Unable to locate #{file}"103 exit -1104 end105 end106 def copy_string(dir, src, dest)107 if Rake::Task.task_defined? src108 from = Rake::Task[src].out109 else110 from = to_filelist(dir, src)111 end112 cp_r from, to_dir(dest), :remove_destination => true113 end114 def copy_symbol(dir, src, dest)115 from = Rake::Task[task_name(dir, src)].out116 if File.directory? from117 cp_r from, to_dir(dest)118 else119 mkdir_p File.dirname(dest)120 cp from, dest121 end122 end123 def copy_array(dir, src, dest)124 src.each do |item|125 if item.is_a? Hash126 copy_hash(dir, item, dest)127 elsif item.is_a? Array128 # TODO: Is this correct here? Shouldn't we do +copy_array+ (Luke - Sep 2019')129 raise StandardError, "Undetermined type: #{item.class}"130 elsif item.is_a? String131 copy_string(dir, item, dest)132 elsif item.is_a? Symbol133 copy_symbol(dir, item, dest)134 else135 raise StandardError, "Undetermined type: #{item.class}"136 end137 end138 end139 def copy_hash(dir, src, dest)140 src.each do |key, value|141 if key.is_a? Symbol142 copy_symbol dir, key, SeleniumRake::Checks.path_for(File.join(dest, value))143 else144 from, to = File.join(dir, key), File.join(dest, value)145 cp_r from, to146 end147 end148 end149 def copy_all(dir, srcs, dest)150 if srcs.is_a? Array151 copy_array(dir, srcs, dest)152 elsif srcs.is_a? String153 copy_string(dir, srcs, dest)154 elsif srcs.is_a? Hash155 copy_hash(dir, srcs, dest)156 elsif srcs.is_a? Symbol157 copy_symbol(dir, srcs, dest)158 else159 raise StandardError, "Undetermined type: #{srcs.class}"160 end161 end162 def to_dir(name)163 mkdir_p name unless File.exists?(name)164 name165 end166 def dep_type(dir, dep)167 if dep.is_a? String168 if dep.start_with?("/​/​")169 return [dep]170 else171 return to_filelist(dir, dep)172 end173 end174 return [task_name(dir, dep)] if dep.is_a? Symbol175 if dep.is_a? Hash176 all_deps = []177 dep.each do |k, v|178 # We only care about the keys179 all_deps += dep_type(dir, k)180 end181 return all_deps182 end183 raise "Unmatched dependency type: #{dep.class}"184 end185 def to_filelist(dir, src)186 str = dir + "/​" + src187 FileList[str].collect do |file|188 SeleniumRake::Checks.path_for(file)189 end190 end191 def halt_on_error?192 [nil, 'true'].include?(ENV['haltonerror']) &&193 [nil, 'true'].include?(ENV['haltonfailure'])194 end195 def halt_on_failure?196 halt_on_error?197 end198 end199 end200end...

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checks.rb

Source: checks.rb Github

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...15 end16 def dir_separator17 File::ALT_SEPARATOR || File::SEPARATOR18 end19 def path_for(path)20 windows? ? path.gsub('/​', dir_separator) : path21 end22 def classpath_separator?23 if cygwin?24 ';'25 else26 File::PATH_SEPARATOR27 end28 end29 def chrome?30 present?('chromedriver') || present?('chromedriver.exe')31 end32 def edge?33 present?('msedgedriver') || present?('msedgedriver.exe')...

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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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