Adds support for writing Capybara specs #1275
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- uses headless browser via phantomjs/poltergeist - includes an example spec for creating an Agent - includes a helper for interacting with Select2 boxes
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Nice! This is a good improvement. Let me know when it's ready to merge. |
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Should be good to go now that the tests have passed on Travis |
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My only concern is if people developing Agents will have trouble getting phantomjs/poltergeist working. Is it pretty easy to install on Mac and Linux? |
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TravisCI has phantomjs installed by default. |
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There isn't, but I think there should be. Would you be up for adding it, either to the README, or on the wiki? |
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Will do |
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Documentation added |
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Will this affect people with older Bundler versions? I'm not entirely clear on how "BUNDLED WITH" works or what it does.
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Bundler spits out a warning when using an older version. Worst case scenario is that devs need to update their version of bundler to suppress the warning which is probably a good thing anyway.
Adds support for writing Capybara specs
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Looks great, thanks @TildeWill! |
Additionally, having Capybara will be helpful for my work with Omniscope as I add specs to give me confidence users can manage their billing flows correctly.