Posts tagged "acceptance tests"

Writing Acceptance tests in Phoenix

Acceptance testing seems to be in its first steps in the Elixir ecosystem, but there are already some cool libs that can help us out to do it. I’m going to show you how we did it with Hound. In this blog post, we’ll write a few acceptance tests for an expenses report listing page, … »

Configuring User Agents with Capybara + Selenium Webdriver

A while ago we were working on an application that had an entire version specially created for mobiles, such as the iPhone. This specific application was entirely tested with Capybara, Steak and Selenium Webdriver. Although the test suite wasn’t the fastest one in the world, the web application was very well tested, and to guarantee … »

Acceptance tests for OmniAuth

One of the great gems released in the past few months was OmniAuth. It is very easy to use, it works without tons of configurations (unless configuring XML files is your thing) and there are already plenty of resources about it on the internet. However, it is not easy to do acceptance tests with Omniauth … »