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This appears to be very similar to Capybara in Ruby, which I've used extensively. I was under the impression that implementations of Selenium were as high-level
by jfax 7y ago
This appears to be very similar to Capybara in Ruby, which I've used extensively. I was under the impression that implementations of Selenium were as high-level as this every language.
- PopeDotNinja 7y agoThe nice thing about Capybara and other "in stack" tools is you have tight integration with the database, so setting up test data and resetting it is easy. And for the tests that don't require JavaScript, the tests can still be made to run quite fast.