How to use ordered_results method of Capybara.Queries Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.Queries.ordered_results

ancestor_query.rb

Source:ancestor_query.rb Github

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...9 match_results = super(node.session.current_scope, exact)10 ancestors = node.find_xpath(XPath.ancestor.to_s)11 .map(&method(:to_element))12 .select { |el| match_results.include?(el) }13 Capybara::Result.new(ordered_results(ancestors), self)14 end15 end16 def description(applied = false) # rubocop:disable Style/OptionalBooleanParameter17 child_query = @child_node&.instance_variable_get(:@query)18 desc = super19 desc += " that is an ancestor of #{child_query.description}" if child_query20 desc21 end22 end23 end24end...

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ordered_results

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1 Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :chrome)2 Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(@selector, @locator, @options.merge(:match => :prefer_exact)).resolve_for(@session)3 Capybara::Queries::XPathQuery.new(@session, @locator, @options.merge(:match => :prefer_exact)).resolve_for(@session)4 def find(*args)5 Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, *args).resolve_for(self)6 def find_first(*args)7 Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, *args).resolve_for(self).first8 def find_all(*args)9 Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, *args).resolve_for(self)10Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, 'div', :match => :first).resolve_for(self)11Capybara::Queries::XPathQuery.new(self, '//div', :match => :first).resolve_for(self)12Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, 'div', :match => :one).resolve_for(self)13Capybara::Queries::XPathQuery.new(self, '//div', :match => :one).resolve_for(self)14Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, 'div', :match => :smart).resolve_for(self)15Capybara::Queries::XPathQuery.new(self, '//div', :match => :smart).resolve_for(self)16Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, 'div', :match => :prefer_exact).resolve_for(self)17Capybara::Queries::XPathQuery.new(self, '//div', :match => :prefer_exact).resolve_for(self)18Capybara::Queries::SelectorQuery.new(:css, 'div', :match => :exact).resolve_for(self)

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1 results = @session.all(@selector, @options)2 all('*')3 all('*')4 all('*')5all('a').each do |a|6all('a').each do |a|7all('a').each do |a|8all('a').each do |a|9all('a').each do |a|10all('a').each do |a|

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1 visit('/')2 def search_for(search_term)3 fill_in('q', :with => search_term)4 click_button('Google Search')5search.search_for('Ruby')6 all(:xpath, '//div[contains(@class, "result")]/div/div/a').each do |result|7 visit('/')8 def search_for(search_term)9 fill_in('field-keywords', :with => search_term)10 click_button('Go')

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1 @ordered_results ||= results.sort_by { |result| result.native.element_index }2puts page.all(:css, 'h3.r a').ordered_results.map(&:text)3puts page.all(:css, 'h3.r a').ordered_results.map(&:text)4puts page.all(:css, 'h3.r a').ordered_results.map(&:text)5puts page.all(:

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