How to use regexp_backed_matches method of SitePrism Package

Best Site_prism code snippet using SitePrism.regexp_backed_matches

page.rb

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...39 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...

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regexp_backed_matches

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1Given(/​^I am on google home page$/​) do2When(/​^I search for "([^"]*)"$/​) do |search_term|3Then(/​^I should see the search results$/​) do4 expect(@google_search_results_page).to have_first_result_link5Then(/​^I should see the search results with regexp backed matches$/​) do

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regexp_backed_matches

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1 def title_matches?(regexp)2 regexp_backed_matches?(regexp, title)3page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)4page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)5page.title_matches?('my')6page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)7page.title_matches?('my')8page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)9page.title_matches?('my')10page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)11page.title_matches?('my')12page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)13page.title_matches?('my')14page.title_matches?(/​my/​i)15page.title_matches?('my

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1Given(/​^I am on google home page$/​) do2When(/​^I search for "([^"]*)"$/​) do |search_term|3Then(/​^I should see the search results$/​) do4 expect(@google_search_results_page).to have_first_result_link5Then(/​^I should see the search results with regexp backed matches$/​) do

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1 let(:google_page) { GooglePage.new }2 expect(google_page.search_result_stats.text).to match(/​about (\d*) results/​)3The above code will search for siteprism in google and then will get the number of results from the search results page. The number of results will be matched with the regular expression /​about (\d*) results/​ . The number of results will be matched with the regular expression4Finished in 8.41 seconds (files took 0.28335 seconds to load)5elements = google_home.regexp_backed_matches(/​(google.*|siteprism.*)/​)6 expect(element).to be_present7elements = google_home.elements(:xpath, '/​/​*[contains(text(), "google") or contains(text(), "siteprism")]')8 expect(element).to be_present

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1 let(:google_page) { GooglePage.new }2 expect(google_page.search_result_stats.text).to match(/​about (\d*) results/​)3The above code will search for siteprism in google and then will get the number of results from the search results page. The number of results will be matched with the regular expression /​about (\d*) results/​ . The number of results will be matched with the regular expression4Finished in 8.41 seconds (files took 0.28335 seconds to load)

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