look_like matcher

• This gem is a collection of rspec matchers, for writing wireframe tests.
• Such tests search for visual clues for detecting presence of a bug.
• Useful for writing sanity tests in higher environments, e.g. testing your fresh deploy to production.
• These can reuse your code for regression tests.
• Meaningful assertion reports help in quick diagnosis of faults.
• For example you can write test for fresh deployments to make sure the currency and language are correct by domain/user.
• [Try online] (http://amoeba.social/lab/look-like/)

Installation

• Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'look_like'

• To your spec_helper/test_helper or env.rb for cucumber, add following :

require "look_like"

• And then execute:

$ bundle install

Usage

actual   = [["[email protected]"  ,  "₹300,20", "yes"],
            ["[email protected]",  "₹301,20", "no" ],
            ["[email protected]"  ,  "₹121,20", ""   ]]
            
expected = [["email", "₹amount", "yes/no*"]]

expect(actual).to look_like(expected)  

Try online here

Custom Matchers

LookLike::Matchers.define({
  :name     => :my_custom_matcher,
  :desc     => "my custom matcher",
  :select   => lambda{|expected|
     # return true if this matcher must be used for given expectation.
  },
  :match    => lambda{|actual, expected|
     # return true if actual matches expected
  } 
})

[Examples for defining matchers] (https://github.com/nishants/look_like/tree/master/lib/look_like/matchers).

Writing Wireframe Tests with Cucumber

• Suppose this is how an html table look like :

Name	Email	Commission	Enrolled	HomePage
User One	[email protected]	$5,008.00	yes	https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=76273
User Two	[email protected]	$493.00	no
User Three	[email protected]	$8.00	yes	https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=76273

• In your feature file, define the table rows

Scenario: View employees detail table
  Given I am an admin
  Then  I should see employees table like
        |name      |email     |  $amount  | yes/no | url* |

• In your steps, get table rows as array of array

Then(/^I should see employees table like$/) do |definition|
  rows = homepage.open.employee_table_rows
  expect(rows).to look_like(definition.rows)
end

List of Matchers

• [Email] (http://amoeba.social/lab/look-like/#/Email)

expect("[email protected]").to look_like("email")
expect("[email protected]").to look_like("[email protected]")

• Amount and Currency

expect("$53,23,1").to look_like("$amount")
expect("₹23,1.00").to look_like("₹amount")

expect("$53,23,1").to look_like("$12.21")
expect("₹23,1.00").to look_like("₹100.12")

• Enums

expect("one").to look_like("one/two/three")
expect("four").not_to look_like("one/two/three")

• Regex

expect("1-12-1-2").to look_like("/[\\d\\-]+/")
expect("$3.67").to look_like("/\\$(?<dollars>\\d+)\\.(?<cents>\\d+)/")
expect("$367").not_to look_like("/\\$(?<dollars>\\d+)\\.(?<cents>\\d+)/")

• URL

expect("google.com").to look_like("http://google.com")
expect("http://google.com").to look_like("http://google.com")
expect("google-com").not_to look_like("http://google.com")

• Wildcard

expect("").to look_like("email*")
expect("not.an.email").not_to look_like("email*")
expect("[email protected]").to look_like("email*")

expect("[email protected]").to look_like("[email protected]*")

expect("").to look_like("*")
expect("any-thing").to look_like("*")

• Numbers

expect("5000").to look_like("number")
expect("5,000").to look_like("number")
expect("5,43.11").to look_like("number")

expect("6993").to look_like("5000")
expect("5000").to look_like("5,000")
expect("$5000").not_to look_like("5000")

• Date and Time

expect("12/13/2014").to look_like("date")
expect("12/13/2014").to look_like("DD/MM/YYYY")
expect("06/21/1987").to look_like("12/13/2014")

expect("1994-11-05T08:15:30-05:00").to look_like("timestamp")
expect("2014-12-31 T 11:59:13").to look_like("YYYY-MM-DD T HH:MM:SS")
expect("2014-12-31 T 11:59:13").to look_like("YYYY-MM-DD T hh:mm:ss")
expect("1994-11-05T08:15:30-05:00").to look_like("2011-02-05T18:23:30-05:00")

• Arrays

actual   = ["[email protected]",  "₹300,20", ""]
expected = ["email"      , "₹amount" , "*"]
expect(actual).to look_like(expected)

• Rows

actual   = [["[email protected]"  ,  "₹300,20", "yes"],
            ["[email protected]",  "₹301,20", "no" ],
            ["[email protected]"  ,  "₹121,20", ""   ]]
expected = [["email", "₹amount", "yes/no*"]]

expect(actual).to look_like(expected)

Development

• After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies.
• Then, run rake spec to run the tests.
• You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
• To install this gem locally, run bundle exec rake install.
• To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release
• Release task will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.
• Build report : https://travis-ci.org/nishants/look_like
• Coverage report : https://coveralls.io/github/nishants/look_like

Contributing

• Report bugs or suggest improvements at https://github.com/nishants/look_like/issues.
• Pull requests are highly welcome at at https://github.com/nishants/look_like.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.