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How to use accept_alert method of Capybara Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.accept_alert

accept_alert_spec.rb

1Capybara::SpecHelper.spec '#accept_alert', :requires => [:modals] do2  before do3    @session.visit('/with_js')4  end5  it "should accept the alert" do6    @session.accept_alert do7      @session.click_link('Open alert')8    end9    expect(@session).to have_xpath("//a[@id='open-alert' and @opened='true']")10  end11  12  it "should accept the alert if the text matches" do13    @session.accept_alert 'Alert opened' do14      @session.click_link('Open alert')15    end16    expect(@session).to have_xpath("//a[@id='open-alert' and @opened='true']")17  end18  19  it "should not accept the alert if the text doesnt match" do20    expect do21      @session.accept_alert 'Incorrect Text' do22        @session.click_link('Open alert')23      end24    end.to raise_error(Capybara::ModalNotFound)25  end26  it "should return the message presented" do27    message = @session.accept_alert do28      @session.click_link('Open alert')29    end30    expect(message).to eq('Alert opened')31  end32  context "with an asynchronous alert" do33    it "should accept the alert" do34      @session.accept_alert do35        @session.click_link('Open delayed alert')36      end37      expect(@session).to have_xpath("//a[@id='open-delayed-alert' and @opened='true']")38    end39    it "should return the message presented" do40      message = @session.accept_alert do41        @session.click_link('Open delayed alert')42      end43      expect(message).to eq('Delayed alert opened')44    end45    46    it "should allow to adjust the delay" do47      @session.accept_alert wait: 4 do48        @session.click_link('Open slow alert')49      end50      expect(@session).to have_xpath("//a[@id='open-slow-alert' and @opened='true']")51    end52  end53end...

accept_alert

Using AI Code Generation

1  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :chrome)2visit('/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_confirm')3page.execute_script('myFunction()')

accept_alert

Using AI Code Generation

1visit('/')2click_link('About')3accept_alert("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")4text("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")5text("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")6text("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")

accept_alert

Using AI Code Generation

1visit('/')2click_link('About')3accept_alert("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")

accept_alert

Using AI Code Generation

1text("You are now leaving www.google.com and going to http://www.google.com/intl/en/about.html")2Capybara.visit('/')3Capybara.click_button('Click me')4Capybara.visit('/')5Capybara.click_button('Click me')6Capybara.visit('/')7Capybara.click_button('Click m')8Capybara.visit('/')9Capybara.click_button('Click me')10Capybara.visit('/')11Capybtra.coick_button('Click me')12Capybara.visit('/')13Capybara.click_button('Click me')

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