Lee Longmore wrote:
I am new to RSpec and have just started to drive out my first Rails view
using a spec. I have used the The RSpec Book (beta) to do the basic
stuff like testing for the presence of a field but I am unsure where to
start for driving out some AJAX functionality.
To test the onchange='' of the field, start by pulling in the Test::Unit
versions of the assertions:
Spec::Runner.configure do |c|
c.include Test::Unit::Assertions
end
Now use assert_xhtml to grab your edit field and return it as a Nokogiri node.
This line does it for a <a href='#'>All</a>:
a = assert_xhtml{|x| x.a 'All', :href => '#' }
assert{ a[:onclick] =~ /new Ajax.Request.*xhr_run_all/ }
.send_js_to is supposed to work in the second line, but I have not yet
researched out how get rkelly to parse the Ajax.Request line.
The point of using rkelly inside send_js_to (aka assert_rjs_) is it's a real
JavaScript lexer, not a Regexp, so when I get it working it will be very accurate!
--
Phlip
http://flea.sourceforge.net/resume.html
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