How to use browser_name method of Capybara.SpecHelper Package

Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.SpecHelper.browser_name

spec_helper.rb

Source:spec_helper.rb

...12require 'capybara/spec/spec_helper'13module Capybara14  module SpecHelper15    def firefox?(session)16      browser_name(session) == :firefox &&17        ((defined?(::Selenium::WebDriver::VERSION) && (::Selenium::WebDriver::VERSION.to_f >= 4)) ||18         session.driver.browser.capabilities.is_a?(::Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::W3C::Capabilities))19    end20    def firefox_lt?(version, session)21      firefox?(session) && (session.driver.browser.capabilities[:browser_version].to_f < version)22    end23    def firefox_gte?(version, session)24      firefox?(session) && (session.driver.browser.capabilities[:browser_version].to_f >= version)25    end26    def chrome?(session)27      browser_name(session) == :chrome28    end29    def chrome_version(session)30      (session.driver.browser.capabilities[:browser_version] ||31        session.driver.browser.capabilities[:version]).to_f32    end33    def chrome_lt?(version, session)34      chrome?(session) && (chrome_version(session) < version)35    end36    def chrome_gte?(version, session)37      chrome?(session) && (chrome_version(session) >= version)38    end39    def edge?(session)40      browser_name(session).to_s.start_with?('edge')41    end42    def legacy_edge?(session)43      browser_name(session) == :edge44    end45    def edge_lt?(version, session)46      edge?(session) && (chrome_version(session) < version)47    end48    def edge_gte?(version, session)49      edge?(session) && (chrome_version(session) >= version)50    end51    def ie?(session)52      %i[internet_explorer ie].include?(browser_name(session))53    end54    def safari?(session)55      %i[safari Safari Safari_Technology_Preview].include?(browser_name(session))56    end57    def browser_name(session)58      session.driver.browser.browser if session.respond_to?(:driver)59    end60    def remote?(session)61      session.driver.browser.is_a? ::Selenium::WebDriver::Remote::Driver62    end63    def self.log_selenium_driver_version(mod)64      mod = mod::Service if ::Selenium::WebDriver::Service.respond_to? :driver_path65      path = mod.driver_path66      path = path.call if path.respond_to? :call67      $stdout.puts `#{path.gsub(' ', '\ ')} --version`68    end69  end70end71RSpec.configure do |config|...

browser_name

Using AI Code Generation

1    session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)2    def self.spec(description, &block)3    def self.spec(description, &block)4    def self.spec(description, &block)5    def self.spec(description, &block)6    def self.spec(description, &block)7    def self.spec(description, &block)8    def self.spec(description, &block)9    def self.spec(description, &block)

browser_name

Using AI Code Generation

1  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :firefox)2  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :chrome)3  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :internet_explorer)4  Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, :browser => :safari)

browser_name

Using AI Code Generation

1    page.should have_content(browser_name)2    page.should have_content(browser_name)3    screenshot_and_save_page('google')4    screenshot_and_save_page('google', browser_name)

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