Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.regexp_conditions
css_builder.rb
Source: css_builder.rb
...12 @expression = attributes.inject(expression) do |css, (name, value)|13 conditions = if name == :class14 class_conditions(value)15 elsif value.is_a? Regexp16 regexp_conditions(name, value)17 else18 [attribute_conditions(name => value)]19 end20 ::Capybara::Selector::CSS.split(css).map do |sel|21 next sel if conditions.empty?22 conditions.map { |cond| sel + cond }.join(', ')23 end.join(', ')24 end25 end26 private27 def regexp_conditions(name, value)28 Selector::RegexpDisassembler.new(value).alternated_substrings.map do |strs|29 strs.map do |str|30 "[#{name}*='#{str}'#{' i' if value.casefold?}]"31 end.join32 end33 end34 def attribute_conditions(attributes)35 attributes.map do |attribute, value|36 case value37 when XPath::Expression38 raise ArgumentError, "XPath expressions are not supported for the :#{attribute} filter with CSS based selectors"39 when Regexp40 Selector::RegexpDisassembler.new(value).substrings.map do |str|41 "[#{attribute}*='#{str}'#{' i' if value.casefold?}]"...
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).visit('/')2Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).fill_in('q', :with => 'ruby')3Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).click_button('btnG')4Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('ruby')5Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rubi')6Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub')7Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*')8Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y')9Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :text)10Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value)11Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id)12Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title)13Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title, :href)14Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title, :href, :style)15Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title, :href, :style, :class)16Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title, :href, :style, :class, :alt)17Capybara::Session.new(:selenium).regexp_conditions('rub.*y', :value, :id, :title, :href, :style, :
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1 Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :chrome)2 Capybara::Poltergeist::Driver.new(app, js_errors: false)3 Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :chrome)4 Capybara::Poltergeist::Driver.new(app, js_errors: false)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1regexp_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text']" }2expect(page).to have_xpath(regexp_conditions[:xpath])3text_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='']" }4expect(page).to have_xpath(text_conditions[:xpath])5exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }6expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])7exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }8expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])9exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }10expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])11exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }12expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])13exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }14expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])15exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }16expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])17exact_conditions = { :xpath => "//input[@type='text' and @value='Ruby']" }18expect(page).to have_xpath(exact_conditions[:xpath])
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1visit('/')2 page.has_text?(regexp)3regexp_conditions.call(/Google/)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)2 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)3 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)4 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)5 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)6 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)7 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1 def regexp_conditions(text)2 regexp_conditions << Regexp.new(text) unless text.is_a?(Regexp)3session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)4session.visit('/')5session.fill_in('q', :with => 'ruby')6session.click_button('btnG')7session.regexp_conditions('Ruby').each do |text|8 if session.has_content?(text)9session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|10 if session.has_content?(text)11session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|12 if session.has_xpath?('//*', :text => text)13session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|14 if session.has_xpath?('//*', :text => text, :visible => true)15session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|16 if session.has_css?('body', :text => text)17session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|18 if session.has_css?('body', :text => text, :visible => true)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1visit('/')2regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')3visit('/')4regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')5regexp_conditions('Google','Google')6regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google.com')7regexp_conditions('Google','Google.com')8visit('/')9regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')10regexp_conditions('Google','Google')11regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google.com')12regexp_conditions('Google','Google.com')
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text2puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text3puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text4puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text5puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text6puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text7puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text8puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text9puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1 def regexp_conditions(text)2 regexp_conditions << Regexp.new(text) unless text.is_a?(Regexp)3session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)4session.visit('/')5session.fill_in('q', :with => 'ruby')6session.click_button('btnG')7session.regexp_conditions('Ruby').each do |text|8 if session.has_content?(text)9session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|10 if session.has_content?(text)11session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|12 if session.has_xpath?('//*', :text => text)13session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|14 if session.has_xpath?('//*', :text => text, :visible => true)15session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|16 if session.has_css?('body', :text => text)17session.regexp_conditions(/ruby/i).each do |text|18 if session.has_css?('body', :text => text, :visible => true)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1visit('/')2regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')3visit('/')4regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')5regexp_conditions('Google','Google')6regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google.com')7regexp_conditions('Google','Google.com')8visit('/')9regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google')10regexp_conditions('Google','Google')11regexp_conditions(/Google/,'Google.com')12regexp_conditions('Google','Google.com')
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text2puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text3puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text4puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text5puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text6puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text7puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text8puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text9puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)2 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)3 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)4 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)5 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)6 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)7 locator = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(locator)) unless locator.is_a?(Regexp)
regexp_conditions
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text2puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text3puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text4puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text5puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text6puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text7puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text8puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text9puts Capybara.regexp_conditions("title", /Ruby/).text
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