Best Selenium code snippet using Util.stringified
destinations.rb
Source: destinations.rb
...181 Puppet::Util::Windows::EventLog.to_native(level)182 end183 def handle(msg)184 native_type, native_id = to_native(msg.level)185 stringified_msg = msg.message.to_s186 if stringified_msg.length > self.class::EVENTLOG_CHARACTER_LIMIT187 warning = "...Message exceeds character length limit, truncating."188 truncated_message_length = self.class::EVENTLOG_CHARACTER_LIMIT - warning.length189 stringified_truncated_msg = stringified_msg[0..truncated_message_length]190 stringified_truncated_msg << warning191 msg.message = stringified_truncated_msg192 end193 @eventlog.report_event(194 :event_type => native_type,195 :event_id => native_id,196 :data => (msg.source && msg.source != 'Puppet' ? "#{msg.source}: " : '') + msg.to_s197 )198 end199 def close200 if @eventlog201 @eventlog.close202 @eventlog = nil203 end204 end205end...
item.rb
Source: item.rb
...87 end88 def dump89 # Ensure all keys are strings since we can receive the payload inline or90 # from an async handler job, which can be serialized.91 stringified_payload = Util::Hash.deep_stringify_keys(payload)92 result = Truncation.truncate(stringified_payload)93 return result unless Truncation.truncate?(result)94 handle_too_large_payload(stringified_payload, result)95 nil96 end97 def handle_too_large_payload(stringified_payload, final_payload)98 original_size = Rollbar::JSON.dump(stringified_payload).bytesize99 final_size = final_payload.bytesize100 uuid = stringified_payload['data']['uuid']101 host = stringified_payload['data'].fetch('server', {})['host']102 notifier.send_failsafe("Could not send payload due to it being too large after truncating attempts. Original size: #{original_size} Final size: #{final_size}", nil, uuid, host)103 logger.error("[Rollbar] Payload too large to be sent for UUID #{uuid}: #{Rollbar::JSON.dump(payload)}")104 end105 def ignored?106 data = payload['data']107 return unless data[:person]108 person_id = data[:person][configuration.person_id_method.to_sym]109 configuration.ignored_person_ids.include?(person_id)110 end111 private112 def build_environment113 env = configuration.environment114 env = 'unspecified' if env.nil? || env.empty?115 env...
util_spec.rb
Source: util_spec.rb
...55 symbolized_hash({ "one" => [{ "two" => :three, :four => "five" }] }).56 must_equal({ :one => [{ :two => :three, :four => "five" }] })57 end58 end59 describe ".stringified_hash" do60 it "returns itself if not a hash" do61 obj = Object.new62 Kitchen::Util.stringified_hash(obj).must_equal obj63 end64 it "preserves a stringified hash" do65 hash = { "one" => [{ "two" => "three" }] }66 Kitchen::Util.stringified_hash(hash).must_equal hash67 end68 it "converts symbol keys into strings" do69 Kitchen::Util.70 stringified_hash({ :one => [{ :two => :three, "four" => "five" }] }).71 must_equal({ "one" => [{ "two" => :three, "four" => "five" }] })72 end73 end74 describe ".duration" do75 it "turns nil into a zero" do76 Kitchen::Util.duration(nil).must_equal "(0m0.00s)"77 end78 it "formats seconds to 2 digits" do79 Kitchen::Util.duration(60).must_equal "(1m0.00s)"80 end81 it "formats large values into minutes and seconds" do82 Kitchen::Util.duration(48033).must_equal "(800m33.00s)"83 end84 end...
hash_util_spec.rb
Source: hash_util_spec.rb
1# frozen_string_literal: true2require 'spec_helper'3describe Gitlab::ImportExport::HashUtil do4 let(:stringified_array) { [{ 'test' => 1 }] }5 let(:stringified_array_with_date) { [{ 'test_date' => '2016-04-06 06:17:44 +0200' }] }6 describe '.deep_symbolize_array!' do7 it 'symbolizes keys' do8 expect { described_class.deep_symbolize_array!(stringified_array) }.to change {9 stringified_array.first.each_key.first10 }.from('test').to(:test)11 end12 end13 describe '.deep_symbolize_array_with_date!' do14 it 'symbolizes keys' do15 expect { described_class.deep_symbolize_array_with_date!(stringified_array_with_date) }.to change {16 stringified_array_with_date.first.each_key.first17 }.from('test_date').to(:test_date)18 end19 it 'transforms date strings into Time objects' do20 expect { described_class.deep_symbolize_array_with_date!(stringified_array_with_date) }.to change {21 stringified_array_with_date.first.each_value.first.class22 }.from(String).to(ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone)23 end24 end25end...
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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
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