1. AMIR BARYLKO
INTRO TO
CAPYBARA
EDMONTON RUBY USER GROUP
JUNE 2011
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2. WHO AM I?
• Architect
• Developer
• Mentor
• Great cook
• The one who’s entertaining you for the next hour!
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4. WHY TRADITIONAL
PROJECTS FAIL?
• Delivering late or over budget
• Delivering the wrong thing
• Unstable in production
• Costly to maintain
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5. BDD PRINCIPLES
• Behaviour Driven development is about implementing an
application by describing its behaviour from the perspective of
the stakeholder
• Enough is Enough
• Deliver stakeholder value
• It’s all behaviour
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7. GHERKIN DSL
• Business readable DSL
• Flush out requirements
• Documentation
• Automated testing
• Used by Cucumber,
SpecFlow, jBehave
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9. FEATURES
Feature: Listing projects
As a user
I Want to see the list of projects
So I can choose one to see the details
Scenario: List all projects
Given I'm logged in
And I have the projects:
| Caruso |
| Pucini |
| Mariachi |
When I go to the projects page
Then I should see "Caruso"
And I should see "Pucini"
And I should see "Mariachi"
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10. STEPS
Given /^I have the projects:$/ do |table|
projects = table.raw.collect do |project|
{"id" => 4444,
"name" => "#{project}",
"description" => "Project developed in rails",
"createTime" => "/Date(1256774726000-0500)/",
"owner" => {"id" => 2222,"name" => "Some user"}}
end
fake_response = JSON.generate({"page" => 1,"pageSize" => 10,...})
FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "http://agilezen....", :body => fake_response)
FakeWeb.register_uri(:get, "http://agilezen....", :body => JSON.generate(projects[0]))
end
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12. WHAT
• Gem to simplify integration tests
• Inspired by Webrat
• Can be used with Cucumber steps or in any other test
• Easy to install: gem install capybara
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13. WHY
• Support for different web browsers
• Provides driver to run headless (without browser)
• Can combine different scenarios with different browsers
• Supports Rack and any remote web application
• Supports asynchronous calls
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14. FORMS
• click_link(...) • check(...)
• click_button(...) • uncheck(...)
• click_link_or_button(...) • attach_file(...)
• choose(...) • select_option(...)
• fill_in(“FirstName”, :with =>
“John”)
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15. FINDERS
• all(*args) • find_button
• page.all(:css, ‘a#user’)
• find_by_id
• page.all(:xpath, ‘//[@id=user]’)
• find (same args as all)
• find_field
• find_link
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16. MATCHERS
• has_selector?
• has_no_selector?
• has_content?
• has_no_content
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17. STEPS
• Given I am on Home
• When I go to Projects
• When I press “login” within “user”
• When I follow “help” within “support”
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18. STEPS II
• When I fill “username” with “mel”
• When I select “Winnipeg” from “cities”
• When I check “remember_me”
• When I uncheck “remember_me”
• When I choose “Option”
• When I attach then file “settings.xml” to “file”
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19. STEPS III
• Then I should see “Welcome”
• Then I should not see “Welcome”
• Then the field “user” should contain “Mel”
• Then show me the page
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20. XPATH
• Then I should see “Welcome”
• Then I should not see “Welcome”
• Then the field “user” should contain “Mel”
• Then show me the page
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