Capybara and RSpec

Capybara allows an automated test to simulate user interaction with a browser. When simulating this interaction, Capybara works in conjunction with a driver, using the simple Capybara API to determine what elements to interact with and using the driver to manage the actual interaction. By default, Capybara uses a native Ruby library that doesn’t manage JavaScript interactions, but it can be configured to use a headless browser such as PhantomJS, headless Chrome, or Selenium to allow JavaScript ...

Introduction

Test-Driven Fable

Test-Driven Development Basics

Test-Driven Rails

What Makes a Great Test?

Testing Models

Adding Data to Tests

Using Test Doubles as Mocks and Stubs

Integration Testing with Capybara and Cucumber

Testing JavaScript: Integration Testing

Unit-Testing Javascript

Testing Rails Display Elements

Minitest

Testing for Security

Testing External Services

Troubleshooting and Debugging

Running Tests Faster and Running Faster Tests

Testing Legacy Code

Setting Up Capybara

Capybara and RSpec