How to use find_css method of Capybara.Node Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.Node.find_css

base.rb

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...92 session.synchronized = false93 end94 end95 # @api private96 def find_css(css, **options)97 if base.method(:find_css).arity != 198 base.find_css(css, **options)99 else100 base.find_css(css)101 end102 end103 # @api private104 def find_xpath(xpath, **options)105 if base.method(:find_xpath).arity != 1106 base.find_xpath(xpath, **options)107 else108 base.find_xpath(xpath)109 end110 end111 # @api private112 def session_options113 session.config114 end...

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find_css

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1 def find_css(css)2 find(:css, css)3 def search_for(text)4page.visit('/')5page.search_for('capybara')6 def find_css(css)7 find(:css, css)8 def search_for(text)9page.visit('/')10page.search_for('capybara')11 def find_css(css)12 find(:css, css)

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find_css

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1 def find_css(*args)2 find(:css, *args)3Capybara::Session.new.visit('http://www.google.com')

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find_css

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1 def find_css(css)2 find(:css, css)3 search_field = find_css('input[name="q"]')4 search_field.set('capybara')5 search_field.native.send_keys(:return)6 def find_xpath(xpath)7 find(:xpath, xpath)8 search_field = find_xpath("//input[@name='q']")9 search_field.set('capybara')10 search_field.native.send_keys(:return)

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find_css

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1 def find_css(css)2 find(:css, css)3Capybara.visit("/")4Capybara.find_css("input[name='q']").set("Capybara")5Capybara.find_css("input[name='btnG']").click

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find_css

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1 def find_css(selector)2 find(:css, selector)3visit('/')4find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")5find_css('input[type="submit"]').click6 def find_css(selector)7 find(:css, selector)8visit('/')9find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")10find_css('input[type="submit"]').click11 def find_css(selector)12 find(:css, selector)13visit('/')14find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")15find_css('input[type="submit"]').click16 def find_css(selector)

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find_css

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1 def search_for(query)2 visit('/')3 fill_in('q', :with => query)4 click_button('Google Search')5 {6 :title => result.find_css('h3.r a').text,7 :url => result.find_css('h3.r a')['href']8 }9google.search_for('Capybara')10The results will look something like this (the URLs will be different):11[{:title=>"Capybara: Capybara is a behavior driven development framework for Ruby applications. It simulates how a user would interact with your app.", :url=>"http://jnicklas.github.com/capybara/"}, {:title=>"Capybara - RubyDoc.info", :url=>"http://rubydoc.info/gems/capybara/frames"}, {:title=>"Capybara | RubyGems.org | your community gem host", :url=>"http://rubygems.org/gems/capybara"}, {:title=>"Capybara - RubyForge", :url=>"http://rubyforge.org/projects/capybara/"}]

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find_css

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1 def find_css(selector)2 self.find(:css, selector)3 def search_for(query)

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find_css

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1 def find_css(css)2 all(:css, css)3 def search_for(query)4 puts result.find_css('.l').first.text5google.search_for('capybara')

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find_css

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1p find_css('a.gb1').text2 search_field.set('capybara')3 search_field.native.send_keys(:return)4 def find_xpath(xpath)5 find(:xpath, xpath)6 search_field = find_xpath("//input[@name='q']")7 search_field.set('capybara')8 search_field.native.send_keys(:return)

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find_css

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1 def find_css(selector)2 find(:css, selector)3visit('/')4find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")5find_css('input[type="submit"]').click6 def find_css(selector)7 find(:css, selector)8visit('/')9find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")10find_css('input[type="submit"]').click11 def find_css(selector)12 find(:css, selector)13visit('/')14find_css('input[name="q"]').set("Hello World!")15find_css('input[type="submit"]').click16 def find_css(selector)

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find_css

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1 def search_for(query)2 visit('/')3 fill_in('q', :with => query)4 click_button('Google Search')5 {6 :title => result.find_css('h3.r a').text,7 :url => result.find_css('h3.r a')['href']8 }9google.search_for('Capybara')10The results will look something like this (the URLs will be different):11[{:title=>"Capybara: Capybara is a behavior driven development framework for Ruby applications. It simulates how a user would interact with your app.", :url=>"http://jnicklas.github.com/capybara/"}, {:title=>"Capybara - RubyDoc.info", :url=>"http://rubydoc.info/gems/capybara/frames"}, {:title=>"Capybara | RubyGems.org | your community gem host", :url=>"http://rubygems.org/gems/capybara"}, {:title=>"Capybara - RubyForge", :url=>"http://rubyforge.org/projects/capybara/"}]

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find_css

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1 def find_css(selector)2 self.find(:css, selector)3 def search_for(query)

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1 def find_css(css)2 all(:css, css)3 def search_for(query)4 puts result.find_css('.l').first.text5google.search_for('capybara')

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1 def find_css(css)2 all(:css, css)3 def search_for(query)4 puts result.find_css('.l').first.text5google.search_for('capybara')

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