I appreciate all your comments Chuck. AS you suggested I looked at Test
Factory gem and you were right, it gives good nice view of how objects can
be like.
=> I feel like I get the Object usage knowing I'll need practice to master
it.
I am still undecided on whether or not I will continue with
On Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 12:19:51 PM UTC-8, Jeff Fagot wrote:
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>
> So now, I would turn my question in a different angle: why is my Browser
> instance @b declared in my *** ENVR.RB *** file known to my *** STEPDEF.RB
> *** file?
> Does it mean that Modules or Class are segregated from
On Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 12:19:51 PM UTC-8, Jeff Fagot wrote:
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> Did not get a chance to dive into creating my first Class but I will do
> asap.
> I quite understand the concept of the Page Object (I will still need
> practice to get to the understanding of where exactly should I use it
Did not get a chance to dive into creating my first Class but I will do
asap.
I quite understand the concept of the Page Object (I will still need
practice to get to the understanding of where exactly should I use it and
how) and that is why I was looking into Classes yesterday.
I guess what I
He isn't referring to a class for browser creation, but creating a page
object class for using the browser, instead of using a module.
Classes and modules are very similar in Ruby, but classes can be
instantiated with instance variables, like a specific instance of a Browser
object.
Also, I
Thanks Oscar for your input.
I was just trying to learn about CLASS today and see how I could implement
Class Objects...I guess you will get me started on it => I will try it out
tonight
But isn't Browser already a default Class Object of Watir?
By following blogs, posts...I do not recall
why not just create a class and pass the instance of the browser to that
class or something like that its been a while since i have written ruby
###Somewhere
Before do
@browser = Watir::Browser.new :firefox
end
###login.rb
class Login
def initialize(browser)
@browser = browser
end
Hello all,
Main question == How to share the same browser instance across all my
modules?
Sub question 1 == What do you recommend between using hook.rb vs ruby
module to instantiate a new Browser?
Sub question 2 == Where do you store your modules?
I explain: (I am using Cucumber+Watir)
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