Best Site_prism code snippet using SitePrism.matcher
page.rb
Source: page.rb
...5 include ElementChecker6 include Loadable7 extend ElementContainer8 load_validation do9 [displayed?, "Expected #{current_url} to match #{url_matcher} but it did not."]10 end11 def page12 @page || Capybara.current_session13 end14 # Loads the page.15 # Executes the block, if given, after running load validations on the page.16 #17 # @param expansion_or_html18 # @param block [&block] A block to run once the page is loaded. The page will yield itself into the block.19 def load(expansion_or_html = {}, &block)20 self.loaded = false21 if expansion_or_html.is_a? String22 @page = Capybara.string(expansion_or_html)23 else24 expanded_url = url(expansion_or_html)25 raise SitePrism::NoUrlForPage if expanded_url.nil?26 visit expanded_url27 end28 when_loaded(&block) if block_given?29 end30 def displayed?(*args)31 expected_mappings = args.last.is_a?(::Hash) ? args.pop : {}32 seconds = !args.empty? ? args.first : Waiter.default_wait_time33 raise SitePrism::NoUrlMatcherForPage if url_matcher.nil?34 begin35 Waiter.wait_until_true(seconds) { url_matches?(expected_mappings) }36 rescue SitePrism::TimeoutException37 false38 end39 end40 def url_matches(seconds = Waiter.default_wait_time)41 return unless displayed?(seconds)42 if url_matcher.is_a?(Regexp)43 regexp_backed_matches44 else45 template_backed_matches46 end47 end48 def regexp_backed_matches49 url_matcher.match(page.current_url)50 end51 def template_backed_matches52 matcher_template.mappings(page.current_url)53 end54 def self.set_url(page_url)55 @url = page_url.to_s56 end57 def self.set_url_matcher(page_url_matcher)58 @url_matcher = page_url_matcher59 end60 def self.url61 @url62 end63 def self.url_matcher64 @url_matcher || url65 end66 def url(expansion = {})67 return nil if self.class.url.nil?68 Addressable::Template.new(self.class.url).expand(expansion).to_s69 end70 def url_matcher71 self.class.url_matcher72 end73 def secure?74 current_url.start_with? 'https'75 end76 private77 def find_first(*find_args)78 find(*find_args)79 end80 def find_all(*find_args)81 all(*find_args)82 end83 def element_exists?(*find_args)84 has_selector?(*find_args)85 end86 def element_does_not_exist?(*find_args)87 has_no_selector?(*find_args)88 end89 def url_matches?(expected_mappings = {})90 case91 when url_matcher.is_a?(Regexp)92 url_matches_by_regexp?93 when url_matcher.respond_to?(:to_str)94 url_matches_by_template?(expected_mappings)95 else96 raise SitePrism::InvalidUrlMatcher97 end98 end99 def url_matches_by_regexp?100 !regexp_backed_matches.nil?101 end102 def url_matches_by_template?(expected_mappings)103 matcher_template.matches?(page.current_url, expected_mappings)104 end105 def matcher_template106 @addressable_url_matcher ||= AddressableUrlMatcher.new(url_matcher)107 end108 end109end...
google.rb
Source: google.rb
...21 end22 # ããããã¼ã¸ã®åãªãã¸ã§ã¯ãã¨æ©è½23 class Home < SitePrism::Page24 set_url 'https://www.google.co.jp/'25 set_url_matcher %r{www.google.co.jp/?}26 section :menu, MenuSection, '#gb'27 element :search_form, :xpath, '//form[@id="tsf"]'28 element :search_field, 'input[name="q"]'29 element :search_button, "input[name='btnK']"30 section :footer, FooterSection, '#footer'31 end32 # æ¤ç´¢çµæãã¼ã¸ã®åãªãã¸ã§ã¯ãã¨æ©è½33 class SearchResults < SitePrism::Page34 set_url_matcher %r{www.google.co.jp/search?.*} # ãªã³ã¯ãªã©ããé·ç§»ãã¦ããæã«ãã§ãã¯ããã35 sections :search_results, SearchResultSection, :xpath, '//h3[@class="r"]'36 # æ¤ç´¢æ¡ä»¶ã«å¿ããæ¤ç´¢çµæã®åãªã³ã¯ã®ããã¹ããåå¾ãã37 def search_result_links38 search_results.map { |sr| sr.title.text }39 end40 end41end # Google...
main.rb
Source: main.rb
...40end4142class MainPage < SitePrism::Page43 set_url '/'44 set_url_matcher /\//4546 section :navbar, NavbarSection, ".navbar"47 section :flash, FlashSection, "#flash"48 section :sectors, SectorsSection, "#sectors"49 section :weeks_tabs, WeekTabsSection, "#week-action-toggle"50 section :content, WeeksContentSection, "#week-action-content"51end5253class LoginPage < SitePrism::Page54 set_url '/users/sign_in'55 set_url_matcher /\/users\/sign_in/565758 element :email, "#user_email"59 element :password, "#user_password"60 element :button, "input[type='submit']"
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matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 def search_for(query)2 search_field.set(query)3 let(:google_home) { GoogleHome.new }4 google_home.search_for('Capybara')5 expect(google_home).to have_search_result6 should find the query in the results (FAILED - 1)7 Failure/Error: expect(google_home).to have_search_result8Finished in 9.27 seconds (files took 0.29948 seconds to load)
matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 google_home.search_field.set('SitePrism')2 expect(page).to have_content('SitePrism')3 google_home.search_field.set('SitePrism')4 expect(page).to have_content('SitePrism')
matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 def search_for(query)2 def search_for(query)3 def search_for(query)4 def search_for(query)
matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 def search_for(query)2 def search_for(query)3 def search_for(query)4 def search_for(query)
matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 before(:each) do2 expect(@page).to have_search_field3Finished in 0.46663 seconds (files took 0.25567 seconds to load)4 Failure/Error: expect(@page).to have_search_field5Finished in 0.46944 seconds (files took 0.25967 seconds to load)6 before(:each) do7 expect(@page).to have_no_search_field
matcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 before(:each) do2 expect(@page).to have_search_field3Finished in 0.46663 seconds (files took 0.25567 seconds to load)4 Failure/Error: expect(@page).to have_search_field5Finished in 0.46944 seconds (files took 0.25967 seconds to load)6 before(:each) do7 expect(@page).to have_no_search_field
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