On Mar 30, 2012, at 10:52 AM, Hillary Hueter wrote:
>
> The example as it exists today:
> it "should show all applications" do
> I.new do |c|
> c.login_flow(:userid => $support, :password => $password) ## Logs in
> c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.flash
> c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.select_value("All") ##
> Checks that the dropdown exists and changes it to "Show All Applications"
> #Assertion
> c.manage_application_page.applications_table.tr.each do | cell |
> if ["Active", "Inactive", "Deleted"].include? cell.text()
> puts cell.text()
> end
> end
> end
> end
>
> An example of the other tests:
>
> it "should show all active applications" do ### Checking the Application
> Filter "Show All Active Applications" is working properly
> Insight.new do |c|
> c.login_flow(:userid => $support, :password => $password) ## Logs in
> c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.flash
> c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.select_value("AllActive")
> ## Checks that the dropdown exists and changes it to "Show All Active
> Applications"
> #Assertion
> c.manage_application_page.applications_table.tr.each do |cell|
> cell.text.should_not == 'Deleted'
> cell.text.should_not == 'Inactive'
> end
> end
> end
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, March 29, 2012 4:45:21 AM UTC-7, dchel...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 5:11 PM, Hillary Hueter <weimar1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'm testing the filter on a table. One of the filter options is "Show All".
> > So for my other tests I've been looping through the rows and seeing if the
> > table cell that contains the status doesn't include text (cell.should_not ==
> > 'Active').
> Please post one of these examples so we can see precisely what you're
> already doing.
>
> Thx,
> David
>
> > However when the filter is set to all it can include any of the three
> > statuses (Active, Inactive, Deleted).
> >
> > Using any of the rspec matchers how can I validate this?
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If you're trying to verify that a string can be *any* of some things, I would
go with something like this:
"foo".should match Regexp.union('Active', 'Inactive', 'Deleted')
That is the same as:
"foo".should match /Active|Inactive|Deleted/
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