Railsters:
Here's an assert_select test:
def test_form
assert_renders form_content do
assert_select "form[action=/forms/]"
assert_select "form input[type=text][name=name]"
assert_select "form input[type=text][name=email]"
assert_select "form input[type=text][name=subject]"
end
end
The equivalent assert_xhtml is...
assert_xhtml do
form :action => /forms/ do # a regexp
input :type => :text, :name => :name
input :type => :text, :name => :email
input :type => :text, :name => :subject
end
end
There's more Ruby and less strings because assert_xhtml uses
Nokogiri::HTML::Builder. Any example of HTML you can build, it will match in
your @response.body.
If it can't match, it will report the example HTML it was seeking, and the
first
region of your code that matches the first element in your match. So the
diagnostic for that example would report the <form action="/forms">...</form>,
so you can compare its contents.
Get it with gem install nokogiri assert2, and require 'assert2/xhtml'
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