How to use has_no_table method of Capybara.Node.Matchers Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.Node.Matchers.has_no_table

spec.rb

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...116 ##117 # Expectation that there is no table118 #119 # @!method wont_have_table120 # see {Capybara::Node::Matchers#has_no_table?}121 ##122 # Expectation that page title does match123 #124 # @!method must_have_title125 # see {Capybara::Node::DocumentMatchers#assert_title}126 ##127 # Expectation that page title does not match128 #129 # @!method wont_have_title130 # see {Capybara::Node::DocumentMatchers#assert_no_title}131 ##132 # Expectation that current path matches133 #134 # @!method must_have_current_path...

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has_no_table

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1Given(/^I am on the home page$/) do2When(/^I click the link "(.*?)"$/) do |link|3 click_link(link)4Then(/^I should see the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name|5 page.has_table?(table_name)6Then(/^I should not see the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name|7 page.has_no_table?(table_name)8And(/^I should see the following rows in the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name, table|9 page.has_table?(table_name, :rows => table.raw)10And(/^I should not see the following rows in the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name, table|11 page.has_no_table?(table_name, :rows => table.raw)12And(/^I should see the following columns in the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name, table|13 page.has_table?(table_name, :columns => table.raw)14And(/^I should not see the following columns in the table "(.*?)"$/) do |table_name, table|15 page.has_no_table?(table_name, :columns => table.raw)16And(/^I should see the following rows in the table "(.*?)" with the following columns$/) do |table_name, table, table2|17 page.has_table?(table_name, :rows => table.raw, :columns => table2.raw)18And(/^I should not see the following rows in the table "(.*?)" with the following columns$/) do |table_name, table, table2|19 page.has_no_table?(table_name, :rows => table.raw, :columns => table2.raw)20And(/^I should see the following rows in the table

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1 def search_for(text)2 visit('/')3 fill_in('q', :with => text)4 click_button('Google Search')5 all('h3.r').map(&:text)6 def has_result?(text)7 has_no_table(text)8 let(:google) { Google.new }9 google.search_for('capybara')10 google.search_results.should include('Capybara')11 google.search_for('capybara')12 google.has_result?('Capybara').should be_false13When /^I search for "([^"]*)"$/ do |search_text|14Then /^I should see "([^"]*)" in the results$/ do |search_result|15 page.should have_content(search_result)16Then /^I should not see "([^"]*)" in the results$/ do |search_result|17 page.should_not have_content(search_result)

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1 page.has_no_table?("table1").should == true2 page.has_no_table?("table2").should == false3 page.has_table?("table1").should == true4 page.has_table?("table2").should == true5 page.has_no_xpath?("//table").should == false6 page.has_no_xpath?("//table1").should == true

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1Given(/^I visit the home page$/) do2 expect(page.has_no_table?('table')).to be true31 scenario (1 failed)43 steps (1 failed, 2 skipped)5 google.search_for('capybara')6 google.has_result?('Capybara').should be_false7When /^I search for "([^"]*)"$/ do |search_text|8Then /^I should see "([^"]*)" in the results$/ do |search_result|9 page.should have_content(search_result)10Then /^I should not see "([^"]*)" in the results$/ do |search_result|11 page.should_not have_content(search_result)

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