How to use hover method of Capybara.Node Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.Node.hover

widget.rb

Source:widget.rb

...222      #223      #     widget :link, 'a'224      #   end225      #226      # Send +hover+ with no arguments to trigger a +hover+ event on +#container+.227      #228      #   widget(:container).hover229      #230      # This is the equivalent of doing the following using Capybara:231      #232      #   find('#container').hover233      #234      # Send +hover :link+ to trigger a +hover+ event on +a+:235      #236      #   widget(:container).hover :link237      #238      # This is the equivalent of doing the following using Capybara:239      #240      #   find('#container a').hover241      def hover(*args)242        if args.empty?243          root.hover244        else245          widget(*args).hover246        end247      end248      # Double clicks the current widget, or the child widget given by +name+.249      #250      # === Usage251      #252      # Given the following widget definition:253      #254      #   class Container < Capybara::UI::Widget255      #     root '#container'256      #257      #     widget :link, 'a'258      #   end259      #...

element.rb

Source:element.rb

...136      ##137      #138      # Hover on the Element139      #140      def hover141        synchronize { base.hover }142      end143      ##144      #145      # @return [String]      The tag name of the element146      #147      def tag_name148        synchronize { base.tag_name }149      end150      ##151      #152      # Whether or not the element is visible. Not all drivers support CSS, so153      # the result may be inaccurate.154      #155      # @return [Boolean]     Whether the element is visible...

hover

Using AI Code Generation

1 def search_for(terms)2search.search_for('Capybara')3 def search_for(terms)4search.search_for('Capybara')

hover

Using AI Code Generation

1      driver.browser.action.move_to(native).perform2  def search_for(query)3    fill_in("q", :with => query)4    find(:css, "input[name='btnG']").hover5    find(:css, "input[name='btnG']").click6google.search_for("capybara")7  def search_for(query)8    fill_in("q", :with => query)9    hover(find(:css, "input[name='btnG']"))10    find(:css, "input[name='btnG']").click11  def hover(element)12    driver.browser.action.move_to(element.native).perform13google.search_for("capybara")14def hover(element)15  driver.browser.action.move_to(element.native).perform16hover(find(:css, "input[name='btnG']"))

hover

Using AI Code Generation

1 driver.browser.action.move_to(native).perform2 def hover(element)3 find(element).hover4visit('/')

hover

Using AI Code Generation

1  def search_for(query)2    find('input[name="btnK"]').hover3    find('input[name="btnK"]').click4google_home.search_for('ruby')5  def search_for(query)6    find('input[name="btnK"]').click7google_home.search_for('ruby')8  def search_for(query)

hover

Using AI Code Generation

1  def search_for(query)2    find('input[name="btnK"]').hover3    find('input[name="btnK"]').click4google_home.search_for('ruby')5  def search_for(query)6    find('input[name="btnK"]').click7google_home.search_for('ruby')8  def search_for(query)

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