How to use trigger method of Capybara.Driver Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.Driver.trigger

element.rb

Source:element.rb

...197      #198      # Trigger any event on the current element, for example mouseover or focus199      # events. Does not work in Selenium.200      #201      # @param [String] event       The name of the event to trigger202      #203      def trigger(event)204        synchronize { base.trigger(event) }205      end206      ##207      #208      # Drag the element to the given other element.209      #210      #     source = page.find('#foo')211      #     target = page.find('#bar')212      #     source.drag_to(target)213      #214      # @param [Capybara::Element] node     The element to drag to215      #216      def drag_to(node)217        synchronize { base.drag_to(node.base) }218      end...

selenium_spec.rb

Source:selenium_spec.rb

...10end11Capybara::SpecHelper.run_specs TestSessions::Selenium, "selenium", :capybara_skip => [12  :response_headers,13  :status_code,14  :trigger15]16RSpec.describe Capybara::Session do17  context 'with selenium driver' do18    before do19      @session = TestSessions::Selenium20    end21    describe '#driver' do22      it "should be a selenium driver" do23        expect(@session.driver).to be_an_instance_of(Capybara::Selenium::Driver)24      end25    end26    describe '#mode' do27      it "should remember the mode" do28        expect(@session.mode).to eq(:selenium_focus)29      end30    end31    describe "#reset!" do32      it "freshly reset session should not be touched" do33        @session.instance_variable_set(:@touched, true)34        @session.reset!35        expect(@session.instance_variable_get(:@touched)).to eq false36      end37    end38    describe "exit codes" do39      before do40        @current_dir = Dir.getwd41        Dir.chdir(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '..'))42      end43      after do44        Dir.chdir(@current_dir)45      end46      it "should have return code 1 when running selenium_driver_rspec_failure.rb" do47        `rspec spec/fixtures/selenium_driver_rspec_failure.rb`48        expect($?.exitstatus).to be 149      end50      it "should have return code 0 when running selenium_driver_rspec_success.rb" do51        `rspec spec/fixtures/selenium_driver_rspec_success.rb`52        expect($?.exitstatus).to be 053      end54    end55    describe "#accept_alert" do56      it "supports a blockless mode" do57        @session.visit('/with_js')58        @session.click_link('Open alert')59        @session.accept_alert60        expect{@session.driver.browser.switch_to.alert}.to raise_error("No alert is present")61      end62    end63    context "#fill_in with { :clear => :backspace } fill_option", :requires => [:js] do64      it 'should fill in a field, replacing an existing value' do65        @session.visit('/form')66        @session.fill_in('form_first_name', :with => 'Harry',67                          fill_options: { clear: :backspace} )68        expect(@session.find(:fillable_field, 'form_first_name').value).to eq('Harry')69      end70      it 'should only trigger onchange once' do71        @session.visit('/with_js')72        @session.fill_in('with_change_event', :with => 'some value',73                         :fill_options => { :clear => :backspace })74        # click outside the field to trigger the change event75        @session.find(:css, 'body').click76        expect(@session.find(:css, '.change_event_triggered', :match => :one)).to have_text 'some value'77      end78      it 'should trigger change when clearing field' do79        @session.visit('/with_js')80        @session.fill_in('with_change_event', :with => '',81                         :fill_options => { :clear => :backspace })82        # click outside the field to trigger the change event83        @session.find(:css, 'body').click84        expect(@session).to have_selector(:css, '.change_event_triggered', :match => :one)85      end86    end87    describe "#path" do88      it "returns xpath" do89        # this is here because it is testing for an XPath that is specific to the algorithm used in the selenium driver90        @session.visit('/path')91        element = @session.find(:link, 'Second Link')92        expect(element.path).to eq('/html/body/div[2]/a[1]')93      end94    end95  end96end97RSpec.describe Capybara::Selenium::Driver do98  before do...

node.rb

Source:node.rb

...55      end56      def path57        raise NotSupportedByDriverError, 'Capybara::Driver::Node#path'58      end59      def trigger(event)60        raise NotSupportedByDriverError, 'Capybara::Driver::Node#trigger'61      end62      def inspect63        %(#<#{self.class} tag="#{tag_name}" path="#{path}">)64      rescue NotSupportedByDriverError, 'Capybara::Driver::Node#inspect'65        %(#<#{self.class} tag="#{tag_name}">)66      end67      def ==(other)68        raise NotSupportedByDriverError, 'Capybara::Driver::Node#=='69      end70    end71  end72end...

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1  Capybara::Poltergeist::Driver.new(app, js_errors: false, phantomjs_options: ['--debug=true'])2  Capybara::Webkit::Driver.new(app, :inspector => true)3  def trigger(event, selector)4    command('trigger', selector, event)5  def trigger(event, selector)6    command('trigger', selector, event)7  def trigger(event, selector)8    command('trigger', selector, event)9Capybara::Session.new(:poltergeist).visit('https://google.com').trigger('click', 'input[name="btnK"]')

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1 def trigger(event, selector)2 command("trigger", selector, event)3visit('/')4page.trigger('click', 'a')

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1  def trigger(event, selector, *args)2    browser.command('trigger', event, selector, *args)3Capybara::Session.new(:poltergeist).visit('/').trigger('click', 'a')

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1  def trigger(event, selector, options = {})2    node = find(selector)3    node.trigger(event, options)4Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }5Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }6Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }7Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }8Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }9Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }10Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }11Capybara.app = proc { [200, {}, ['Hello World']] }

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1 def trigger(key, options = {})2 browser.action.send_keys(key).perform3find(:css, 'input').send_keys :enter

trigger

Using AI Code Generation

1visit('/')2page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)3page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)4page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)5page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)6page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)7page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)8page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)9page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)10page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)11page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)12page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)13page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)14page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)15page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)16page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)17page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)18page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)19page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)20page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)21page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)22page.driver.trigger(:click, 0, 0)23page.driver.trigger(:mousemove, 0, 0)24page.driver.trigger(:mousedown, 0, 0)25page.driver.trigger(:mouseup, 0, 0)26page.driver.trigger(:click, 0, 0)27page.driver.trigger(:mousemove, 0, 0)28page.driver.trigger(:mousedown, 0, 0)29page.driver.trigger(:mouseup, 0, 0)30page.driver.trigger(:click, 0, 0)31page.driver.trigger(:mousemove, 0, 0)32page.driver.trigger(:mousedown, 0, 0)33page.driver.trigger(:mouseup, 0, 0)34page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)35page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)36page.driver.trigger(:keypress, :tab, :alt)37page.driver.trigger(:keypress, 'a', :alt)

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