How to use done method of SitePrism Package

Best Site_prism code snippet using SitePrism.done

site_prism.rb

Source: site_prism.rb Github

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1# frozen_string_literal: true2require 'site_prism/​error'3require 'addressable/​template'4module SitePrism5 autoload :AddressableUrlMatcher, 'site_prism/​addressable_url_matcher'6 autoload :DSL, 'site_prism/​dsl'7 autoload :Deprecator, 'site_prism/​deprecator'8 autoload :ElementChecker, 'site_prism/​element_checker'9 autoload :Loadable, 'site_prism/​loadable'10 autoload :Logger, 'site_prism/​logger'11 autoload :Page, 'site_prism/​page'12 autoload :RecursionChecker, 'site_prism/​recursion_checker'13 autoload :RspecMatchers, 'site_prism/​rspec_matchers'14 autoload :Section, 'site_prism/​section'15 autoload :Timer, 'site_prism/​timer'16 autoload :Waiter, 'site_prism/​waiter'17 class << self18 attr_reader :use_all_there_gem19 def configure20 yield self21 end22 # The SitePrism logger object - This is called automatically in several23 # locations and will log messages according to the normal Ruby protocol24 # To alter (or check), the log level; call .log_level= or .log_level25 #26 # This logger object can also be used to manually log messages27 #28 # To Manually log a message29 # SitePrism.logger.info('Information')30 # SitePrism.logger.debug('Input debug message')31 #32 # By default the logger will output all messages to $stdout, but can be33 # altered to log to a file or another IO location by calling `.log_path=`34 def logger35 @logger ||= SitePrism::Logger.new.create36 end37 # `Logger#reopen` was added in Ruby 2.3 - Which is now the minimum version38 # for the site_prism gem39 #40 # This writer method allows you to configure where you want the output of41 # the site_prism logs to go (Default is $stdout)42 #43 # example: SitePrism.log_path = 'site_prism.log' would save all44 # log messages to `./​site_prism.log`45 def log_path=(logdev)46 logger.reopen(logdev)47 end48 # To enable full logging (This uses the Ruby API, so can accept any of a49 # Symbol /​ String /​ Integer as an input50 # SitePrism.log_level = :DEBUG51 # SitePrism.log_level = 'DEBUG'52 # SitePrism.log_level = 053 #54 # To disable all logging (Done by default)55 # SitePrism.log_level = :UNKNOWN56 def log_level=(value)57 logger.level = value58 end59 # To query what level is being logged60 # SitePrism.log_level61 # => :UNKNOWN # By default62 def log_level63 %i[DEBUG INFO WARN ERROR FATAL UNKNOWN][logger.level]64 end65 # Whether you wish to use the new experimental all_there dependent gem66 # This will be enforced from site_prism v4 onwards as this is where67 # the development of this functionality will be focused68 def use_all_there_gem=(value)69 logger.debug("Setting use_all_there_gem to #{value}")70 @use_all_there_gem = value71 end72 end73end...

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payment.rb

Source: payment.rb Github

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1class PaymentEft < SitePrism::Page2 element :select_eft, "label[data-target = '#eft-details']"3 element :payment_done, "div#eft-details > div:nth-child(3) > button"4 element :successful_payment, "body > a.btn.btn-success"5 element :cancelled_payment, "body > a.btn.btn-danger"6 element :pending_payment, "body > a.btn.btn-info"7 element :flash_error, "body > div.flash-message-position > div.alert.alert-danger"8 9 def choose_eft10 select_eft.click11 page.execute_script('window.scrollTo(0,75)')12 payment_done.click13 end14end15class PaymentExt < SitePrism::Page16 element :select_ext, "label[data-target = '#pay-fast-details']"17 element :payment_done, "div#pay-fast-details > div:nth-child(3) > button"18 element :cancelled_payment, "body > div.wrapper > article > div > div > span#cancel > a.gbutton"19 element :successful_payment, "a#pay-with-wallet" 20 element :flash_error, "body > div.flash-message-position > div.alert.alert-danger"21 def choose_ext22 page.execute_script('window.scrollTo(0,75)')23 payment_done.click24 end25end...

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done

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1Given(/​^I am on the google home page$/​) do2When(/​^I type "(.*?)" into the search field$/​) do |search_term|3Then(/​^I should see "(.*?)" in the title$/​) do |title|4 expect(page.title).to include title

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