How to use visit method of Spinach Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Spinach.visit

spinach_spec.rb

Source:spinach_spec.rb

...18  it "saves a screenshot on failure" do19    run_failing_case(%q{Unable to find link or button "you'll never find me"}, <<-GHERKIN)20      Feature: Failure21        Scenario: Failure22          Given I visit "/"23          And I click on a missing link24    GHERKIN25    check_file_content('tmp/my_screenshot.html', 'This is the root page', true)26  end27  it "saves a screenshot on an error" do28    run_failing_case(%q{you can't handle me}, <<-GHERKIN)29      Feature: Failure30        Scenario: Failure31          Given I visit "/"32          And I trigger an unhandled exception33    GHERKIN34    check_file_content('tmp/my_screenshot.html', 'This is the root page', true)35  end36  it "saves a screenshot for the correct session for failures using_session" do37    run_failing_case(%q{Unable to find link or button "you'll never find me"}, <<-GHERKIN)38      Feature: Failure39        Scenario: Failure in different session40          Given I visit "/"41          And I click on a missing link on a different page in a different session42    GHERKIN43    check_file_content('tmp/my_screenshot.html', 'This is a different page', true)44  end45  it 'on failure it prunes previous screenshots when strategy is set' do46    create_screenshot_for_pruning47    configure_prune_strategy :last_run48    run_failing_case(%q{Unable to find link or button "you'll never find me"}, <<-GHERKIN)49      Feature: Failure50        Scenario: Failure51          Given I visit "/"52          And I click on a missing link53    GHERKIN54    assert_screenshot_pruned55  end56end

spinach_failure.rb

Source:spinach_failure.rb

...12      raise 'expected failing step' if !@expected_failed_step.nil? && !failed_step.name.include?(@expected_failed_step)13      'my_screenshot'14    end15  end16  step 'I visit "/"' do17    visit '/'18  end19  step 'I click on a missing link' do20    @expected_failed_step = 'I click on a missing link'21    click_on "you'll never find me"22  end23  step 'I trigger an unhandled exception' do24    @expected_failed_step = "I trigger an unhandled exception"25    raise "you can't handle me"26  end27  step 'I click on a missing link on a different page in a different session' do28    using_session :different_session do29      visit '/different_page'30      @expected_failed_step = 'I click on a missing link on a different page in a different session'31      click_on "you'll never find me"32    end33  end34end...

visit

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1 page.should have_content('Google')2 page.should have_content('Google')3 page.should have_content('Google')

visit

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1    page.should have_content('Hello World')2    page.should have_content('Hello World')3    page.should have_content('Hello World')4    page.should have_content('Hello World')5    page.should have_content('Hello World')6    page.should have_content('Hello World')

visit

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1    (0.07 seconds)21 scenario (1 passed)32 steps (2 passed)4/home/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p194/gems/capybara-1.1.2/lib/capybara.rb:29:in `default_driver': Capybara not configured. Please see the documentation. (RuntimeError)5  from /home/username/projects/spinach/features/1.rb:18:in `block (2 levels) in <class:One>'

visit

Using AI Code Generation

1    (0.07 seconds)21 scenario (1 passed)32 steps (2 passed)4/home/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p194/gems/capybara-1.1.2/lib/capybara.rb:29:in `default_driver': Capybara not configured. Please see the documentation. (RuntimeError)5  from /home/username/projects/spinach/features/1.rb:18:in `block (2 levels) in <class:One>'

visit

Using AI Code Generation

1 page.should have_content('Google')2 page.should have_content('Google')3 page.should have_content('Google')

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