This cucumber step is useful for testing an image (looking at the src of the image).

Then(/^I should see the image "([^"]*)"$/) do |filename_with_extension|
  expect(page).to have_css("img[src*='#{filename_with_extension}']")
end

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Headless Chrome is a way to run the Chrome browser without a visible window.

Configuring Capybara

Configure the Capybara driver like this:

Capyba...

Element finding is a central feature of Capybara. Since #find is normally used to get elements from the current page and interact with them, it's a good thing that some Capybara drivers (e.g. Selenium) will wait an amount of time until the expec...

Capybara has a variety of finder methods like find_button to help you look up DOM elements. There are also matchers ...

This card describes a Cucumber step that lets you say:

When I perform basic authentication as "username/password" and I visit the admin area

The path component ("... the admin area") is parsed through your path_to helper in `features/s...

The step definition below lets you say:

 Then I should see a field "Password"
 But I should not see a field "Role"

Here is the step definition:

Then /^I should( not)? see a field "([^"]*)"$/ do |negate, name|
  expectation = neg...

capybara_element['attribute_name'] allows accessing an element's attributes in Capybara.

A few examples:

find('#my_element')['class...