Prickle
Configuration
To install prickle execute
gem install prickle
Configure by updating the features/support/env.rb to include the following:
require 'prickle/capybara' # require
World do
include Capybara::DSL
include Prickle::Capybara # include Prickle
end
For Capybara 2.0, make sure you are using prickle ≥ 0.1.0
Waiting for elements to become visible
To enable this feature you need to set the Prickle::Capybara.wait_time property.
Prickle::Capybara.wait_time = 5
If you only want to extend the wait time for a particular feature, then you need to reset the wait time using Prickle::Capybara = nil after your call..
Prickle::Capybara.wait_time = 5
element(:href => "http://google.com").click
Prickle::Capybara.wait_time = nil # reset wait time
Usage
Find elements by any html tag(s)
element(:href => "http://google.com")
element(:name => "blue")
element(:id => "key")
element(:class => "key", :id => "button")
You can also find elements by a value contained in the identifier
element(:name.like => "blue") # will match <button name="blue_12345">
Find elements by type and html tag(s)
element(:link, :href => "http://google.com") # you can also use link and paragraph (instead of a and p)
element(:input, :name => "blue")
Apply a search, a click or a text matcher
element(:name => "flower").exists?
element(:name => "flower").click
element(:name => "flower").contains_text? "Roses"
element(:name => "flower").has_text? "Anemone" # exact match
Popup
Selenium
popup.confirm
popup.dismiss
popup.
popup. "<text>"
Webkit
popup.confirm {
#block that triggers confirmation dialog
}
popup.dismiss {
#block that triggers confirmation dialog
}
popup.accept {
#block that triggers alert
}
Verifying popup messages
alert = popup.accept {
#block that triggers alert
}
alert. "<text>"
Alternative syntax
Find
find_by_name "green"
"green" #find_<element_tag>_by_name "<name>"
Click
click_by_name "blue"
click_input_by_name "blue" #click_<element_tag>_by_name "<name>"
Match text
div_contains_text? "text" #<element_tag>_contains_text? "text"
Capturing screenshots
Configure the directory where you want the screenshots to be saved
Prickle::Capybara.image_dir = File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/screenshots/"
capture_screen
capture_screen "<file>"