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capybara-webkit/spec/driver_resize_window_spec.rb

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Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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require 'spec_helper'
Follow new capybara driver naming/module conventions
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require 'capybara/webkit/driver'
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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Follow new capybara driver naming/module conventions
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describe Capybara::Webkit::Driver, "#resize_window(width, height)" do
Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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include AppRunner
let(:driver) do
driver_for_html(<<-HTML)
<html>
<body>
<h1 id="dimentions">UNKNOWN</h1>
<script>
window.onload = window.onresize = function(){
document.getElementById("dimentions").innerHTML = "[" + window.innerWidth + "x" + window.innerHeight + "]";
};
</script>
</body>
</html>
HTML
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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end
DEFAULT_DIMENTIONS = "[1680x1050]"
it "resizes the window to the specified size" do
Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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driver.resize_window(800, 600)
driver.html.should include("[800x600]")
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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driver.resize_window(300, 100)
driver.html.should include("[300x100]")
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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end
it "resizes the window to the specified size even before the document has loaded" do
Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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driver.resize_window(800, 600)
driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
driver.html.should include("[800x600]")
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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end
Set the window to the default size on #reset! This should prevent state leakage between test cases.
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it "resets the window to the default size when the driver is reset" do
Resize window spec uses AppRunner
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driver.resize_window(800, 600)
driver.reset!
driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
driver.html.should include(DEFAULT_DIMENTIONS)
Set the window to the default size on #reset! This should prevent state leakage between test cases.
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end
Update for Capybara 2.3.0 This adds support for the full Capybara 2.3.0 API. There are two known incompatibilities: * Selenium supports outerWidth and outerHeight, which we cannot, because we dont' have an actual OS window. * Selenium raises errors after interacting with a closed window. We focus the next available window after closing. This commit adds the following: * Implement Driver#close_window * Implement Driver#current_window_handle * Implement Driver#maximize_window * Implement Driver#open_new_window * Implement Driver#no_such_window_error * Implement Driver#resize_window_to * Implement Driver#switch_to_window * Implement Driver#window_size * Implement Driver#go_back * Implement Driver#go_forward * Support change events when clearing a text input * Support setting contentEditable elements * Support window.close() in JavaScript * Don't return text from hidden elements * Skip Capybara specs which use outerWidth, outerHeight * Don't use Qt object ownership to manage windows
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it "resizes windows by handle" do
driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
driver.open_new_window
driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
driver.resize_window_to(driver.window_handles.first, 800, 600)
driver.resize_window_to(driver.window_handles.last, 400, 300)
driver.window_size(driver.window_handles.first).should eq [800, 600]
driver.window_size(driver.window_handles.last).should eq [400, 300]
end
it "maximizes a window" do
driver.visit("#{AppRunner.app_host}/")
driver.resize_window(400, 300)
driver.maximize_window(driver.current_window_handle)
width, height = *driver.window_size(driver.current_window_handle)
width.should be > 400
height.should be > 300
end
Add a resize_window method to the driver. Allow users to resize the webkit viewport via Capybara::Driver::Webkit#resize_window(width, height). This can be called before or after page load, and fires resize events as expected.
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end
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