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How to use custom_filters method of Capybara Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.custom_filters

selector.rb

...15      def matches?(node, value)16        @block.call(node, value)17      end18    end19    attr_reader :name, :custom_filters, :format20    class << self21      def all22        @selectors ||= {}23      end24      def add(name, &block)25        all[name.to_sym] = Capybara::Selector.new(name.to_sym, &block)26      end27      def remove(name)28        all.delete(name.to_sym)29      end30    end31    def initialize(name, &block)32      @name = name33      @custom_filters = {}34      @match = nil35      @label = nil36      @failure_message = nil37      instance_eval(&block)38    end39    def xpath(&block)40      @format = :xpath41      @xpath = block if block42      @xpath43    end44    # Same as xpath, but wrap in XPath.css().45    def css(&block)46      @format = :css47      @css = block if block48      @css49    end50    def match(&block)51      @match = block if block52      @match53    end54    def label(label=nil)55      @label = label if label56      @label57    end58    def call(locator)59      if @format==:css60        @css.call(locator)61      else62        @xpath.call(locator)63      end64    end65    def match?(locator)66      @match and @match.call(locator)67    end68    def filter(name, options={}, &block)69      @custom_filters[name] = Filter.new(name, block, options)70    end71  end72end73Capybara.add_selector(:xpath) do74  xpath { |xpath| xpath }75end76Capybara.add_selector(:css) do77  css { |css| css }78end79Capybara.add_selector(:id) do80  xpath { |id| XPath.descendant[XPath.attr(:id) == id.to_s] }81end82Capybara.add_selector(:field) do83  xpath { |locator| XPath::HTML.field(locator) }...

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1  def google_search(search_term)2    within(:css, 'form') do3Capybara.add_selector(:google_search) do4Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do5  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }6Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do7  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }8Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do9  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }10Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do11  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }12Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do13  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }14Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do15  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1  def google_search(search_term)2    within(:css, 'form') do3Capybara.add_selector(:google_search) do4Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do5  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }6Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do7  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }8Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do9  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }10Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do11  xpath { |search_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1Capybara.add_selector(:google_search_button) do2  xpath {site_prism'3requ|re 'capybara/node/documen ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }4require 'capybara/node/finders(:google_search_button) do5  xpath { |sebara/node/actions'arch_term| ".//input[@name='btnK'][@value='Google Search']" }

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, browser: :chrome)2      Capybara::CustomFilters.new(self)3    def initialize(session)4Given(/^I am on the google search page$/) do5  visit('/')6When(/^I search for "(.*?)"$/) do |term|7  custom_filters.search_field.set(term)8Then(/^I should see the term "(.*?)" in the results$/) do |term|9  expect(page).to have_content(term)

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, browser: :chrome)2      Capybara::CustomFilters.new(self)3    def initialize(session)4Given(/^I am on the google search page$/) do5  visit('/')6When(/^I search for "(.*?)"$/) do |term|7  custom_filters.search_field.set(term)8Then(/^I should see the term "(.*?)" in the results$/) do |term|9  expect(page).to have_content(term)

custom_filters

Using AI Code Generation

1      add_filter(:custom_filter) do |node|2      add_filter(:custom_filter) do |node|3      add_filter(:custom_filter) do |node|4      add_filter(:custom_filter) do |node|

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