David Chelimsky

3 Responses to “Speaking at The Rails Edge”

1. 
   Wincent Colaiuta Says:
   July 13th, 2008 at 06:06 AM

   Good luck, David!

2. 
   forrestc Says:
   July 13th, 2008 at 06:06 AM my question is very similar to this one, can rspec+selenium finally support this:

   
   context "Test create user" do
     specify "should create a user when given valid user information" do
       open '/admin/users'
       page.should_include "All Users" 
       click 'link=New User'
       fill {:users=>{:login=>'forrestc', :firstname=>'Forrest', :lastname=>'Cao'}}
       submit
       response.should redirect_to '/admin/users'
       page.should_include "forrestc" 
     end
   end
   
   

3. 
   David Chelimsky Says:
   July 13th, 2008 at 06:06 AM

   Syntactically, no. Functionally, yes:

   describe "User admin" do
     it "should create a user when given valid user information" do
       @browser.open '/admin/users'
       @browser.get_body_text.should include('All Users')
       @browser.click 'link=New User'
       @browser.type 'name=login', 'forrestc'
       @browser.type 'name=firstname', 'Forrest'
       @browser.type 'name=lastname', 'Cao'
       @browser.submit "//form[@action='/users']" 
       @browser.get_location.should == '/admin/users'
       @browser.get_body_text.should include('forrestc')
     end
   

   We’re not wrapping Ruby selenese with custom expectation matchers – just providing access to it.

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