class Capybara::Queries::TextQuery
def build_message(report_on_invisible)
def build_message(report_on_invisible) message = +'' unless (COUNT_KEYS & @options.keys).empty? message << " but found #{@count} #{Capybara::Helpers.declension('time', 'times', @count)}" end message << " in #{@actual_text.inspect}" details_message = [] details_message << case_insensitive_message if @node && check_case_insensitive? details_message << invisible_message if @node && check_visible_text? && report_on_invisible details_message.compact! message << ". (However, #{details_message.join(' and ')}.)" unless details_message.empty? message end
def case_insensitive_message
def case_insensitive_message insensitive_regexp = Capybara::Helpers.to_regexp(@expected_text, options: Regexp::IGNORECASE) insensitive_count = @actual_text.scan(insensitive_regexp).size return if insensitive_count == @count "it was found #{occurrences insensitive_count} using a case insensitive search" end
def check_case_insensitive?
def check_case_insensitive? !@expected_text.is_a?(Regexp) end
def check_visible_text?
def check_visible_text? @type == :visible end
def default_type
def default_type Capybara.ignore_hidden_elements || Capybara.visible_text_only ? :visible : :all end
def description
def description if @expected_text.is_a?(Regexp) "text matching #{@expected_text.inspect}" else "#{'exact ' if exact?}text #{@expected_text.inspect}" end end
def exact?
def exact? options.fetch(:exact, session_options.exact_text) end
def failure_message
def failure_message super << build_message(true) end
def initialize(type = nil, expected_text, session_options:, **options) # rubocop:disable Style/OptionalArguments
def initialize(type = nil, expected_text, session_options:, **options) # rubocop:disable Style/OptionalArguments @type = type.nil? ? default_type : type raise ArgumentError, "#{@type} is not a valid type for a text query" unless valid_types.include?(@type) @options = options super(@options) self.session_options = session_options if expected_text.nil? && !exact? warn 'Checking for expected text of nil is confusing and/or pointless since it will always match. ' \ "Please specify a string or regexp instead. #{Capybara::Helpers.filter_backtrace(caller)}" end @expected_text = expected_text.is_a?(Regexp) ? expected_text : expected_text.to_s @search_regexp = Capybara::Helpers.to_regexp(@expected_text, exact: exact?) assert_valid_keys end
def invisible_message
def invisible_message invisible_text = text(query_type: :all) invisible_count = invisible_text.scan(@search_regexp).size return if invisible_count == @count "it was found #{occurrences invisible_count} including non-visible text" rescue StandardError # An error getting the non-visible text (if element goes out of scope) should not affect the response nil end
def negative_failure_message
def negative_failure_message super << build_message(false) end
def resolve_for(node)
def resolve_for(node) @node = node @actual_text = text @count = @actual_text.scan(@search_regexp).size end
def text(node: @node, query_type: @type)
def text(node: @node, query_type: @type) normalize_ws = options.fetch(:normalize_ws, session_options.default_normalize_ws) node.text(query_type, normalize_ws: normalize_ws) end
def valid_keys
def valid_keys COUNT_KEYS + %i[wait exact normalize_ws] end
def valid_types
def valid_types %i[all visible] end