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- data/lib/site_prism/element_container.rb +23 -13
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data/README.md
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@results_page.wait_for_search_results(10) #=> waits for 10 seconds instead of the default capybara timeout
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## IFrames
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SitePrism allows you to interact with iframes. An iframe is declared as
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a `SitePrism::Page` class, and then referenced by the page or section it
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is embeded into. Like a section, it is possible to test for the
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existence of the iframe, wait for it to exist as well as interact with
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the page it contains.
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### Creating an iframe
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An iframe is declared in the same way as a Page:
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```ruby
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class MyIframe < SitePrism::Page
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element :some_text_field, "input.username"
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end
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```
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To expose the iframe, reference it from another page or class using the `iframe`
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method. The `iframe` method takes 3 arguments; the name by which you
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would like to reference the iframe, the page class that represents the
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iframe, and an ID by which you can locate the iframe. For example:
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```ruby
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class PageContainingIframe < SitePrism::Page
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iframe :my_iframe, MyIframe, "#my_iframe_id"
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end
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```
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NB: An iframe can only be referenced by its ID. This is a limitation
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imposed by Capybara. The third argument to the `iframe` method must
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contain a selector that will locate the iframe node, and the portion of
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the selector that locates the iframe node must use the iframe node's ID.
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### Testing for an iframe's existence
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Like an element or section, it is possible to test for an iframe's
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existence using the auto-generated `has_<iframe_name>?` method. Using
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the above example, here's how it's done:
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```ruby
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@page = PageContainingIframe.new
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# ...
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@page.has_my_iframe? #=> true
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@page.should have_my_iframe
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```
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### Waiting for an iframe
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Like an element or section, it is possible to wait for an iframe to
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exist by using the `wait_for_<iframe_name>` method. For example:
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```ruby
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@page = PageContainingIframe.new
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# ...
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@page.wait_for_my_iframe
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### Interacting with an iframe's contents:
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Since an iframe contains a fully fledged SitePrism::Page, you are able
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to interact with the elements and sections defined within it. Due to
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capybara internals it is necessary to pass a block to the iframe instead
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of simply calling methods on it; the block argument is the
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SitePrism::Page that represents the iframe's contents. For example:
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```ruby
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# SitePrism::Page representing the iframe
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class Login < SitePrism::Page
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element :username "input.username"
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element :password "input.password"
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end
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# SitePrism::Page representing the page that contains the iframe
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class Home < SitePrism::Page
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set_url "http://www.example.com"
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iframe, :login_area, Login, "#login_and_registration"
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end
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# cucumber step that performs login
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When /^I log in$/ do
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@home = Home.new
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@home.load
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@home.login_area do |frame|
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#`frame` is an instance of the `Login` class
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frame.username.set "admin"
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frame.password.set "p4ssword"
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# Epilogue
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So, we've seen how to use SitePrism to put together page objects made up
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of pages, elements and
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of pages, elements, sections and iframes. But how to organise this stuff? There
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are a few ways of saving yourself having to create instances of pages
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all over the place. Here's an example of this common problem:
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@home = Home.new # <-- noise
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@home.load
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specification_version: 3
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summary: A Page Object Model DSL for Capybara
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