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Given/When/Then/And/But steps for RSpec examples
This gem brings two major functionality to your spec/features
gem 'rspec-example_steps'
Add to spec/spec_helper.rb
require 'rspec/example_steps'
spec/features/search_spec.rb
context 'Searching' do
Steps 'Result found' do
Given 'I am on search page' do
visit '/search'
expect(page).to have_content('Search')
end
When 'I search something' do
fill_in 'Search', with: 'John'
click_button 'Go'
end
Then 'I should see result' do
expect(page).to have_content('Result')
end
end
end
rspec -fd spec/features/search_spec.rb
Searching User succesfully replaces device Given I am on search page When I search something Then I should see result
Simular to Example :pending behavior:
Steps 'User login' do
# just skip block
When 'I go to login'
# pass pending: true option
Then 'I should see welcome', pending: true do
...
end
# pass pending: 'some pending message'
Then 'I should see last login IP', pending: 'WIP' do
...
end
end
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