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teamcapybara--capybara/lib/capybara/query.rb
Jonas Nicklas e39c026abe Change selector normalization to check for symbol
With this change, any call to `find`, `all`, etc where the first argument is a Symbol, will assume that that Symbol is the name of the selector. This makes the `match` option on the `id` selector impossible, so `find(:foo)` will no longer find elements by id.

This change is in preparation for allowing selectors without locators, as discussed in #783, which we will probably hold off with until Capybara 2.1, because it is too much work.

This commit ensures we won't have to break the API to make implementing #783 possible.
2012-09-09 17:32:03 +02:00

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module Capybara
class Query
attr_accessor :selector, :locator, :options, :xpath, :find, :negative
VALID_KEYS = [:text, :visible, :between, :count, :maximum, :minimum]
def initialize(*args)
@options = if args.last.is_a?(Hash) then args.pop.dup else {} end
unless options.has_key?(:visible)
@options[:visible] = Capybara.ignore_hidden_elements
end
if args[0].is_a?(Symbol)
@selector = Selector.all[args[0]]
@locator = args[1]
else
@selector = Selector.all.values.find { |s| s.match?(args[0]) }
@locator = args[0]
end
@selector ||= Selector.all[Capybara.default_selector]
@xpath = @selector.call(@locator).to_s
assert_valid_keys!
end
def name; selector.name; end
def label; selector.label or selector.name; end
def description
@description = "#{label} #{locator.inspect}"
@description << " with text #{options[:text].inspect}" if options[:text]
@description
end
def matches_filters?(node)
if options[:text]
regexp = options[:text].is_a?(Regexp) ? options[:text] : Regexp.escape(options[:text])
return false if not node.text.match(regexp)
end
return false if options[:visible] and not node.visible?
selector.custom_filters.each do |name, block|
return false if options.has_key?(name) and not block.call(node, options[name])
end
true
end
def matches_count?(count)
case
when count.zero?
false
when options[:between]
options[:between] === count
when options[:count]
options[:count].to_i == count
when options[:maximum]
options[:maximum].to_i >= count
when options[:minimum]
options[:minimum].to_i <= count
else
count > 0
end
end
private
def assert_valid_keys!
valid_keys = VALID_KEYS + @selector.custom_filters.keys
invalid_keys = @options.keys - valid_keys
unless invalid_keys.empty?
invalid_names = invalid_keys.map(&:inspect).join(", ")
valid_names = valid_keys.map(&:inspect).join(", ")
raise ArgumentError, "invalid keys #{invalid_names}, should be one of #{valid_names}"
end
end
end
end