should-splinter

Should-DSL matchers for web application tests using Splinter framework.

For using the matchers, you should import:

>>> import should_splinter

In the following examples, browser is an instance of the splinter.browser.Browser class that is currently visiting the desired page.

include_text

Ensures that page includes the given text:

>>> browser |should| include_text('Example')
>>> browser |should_not| include_text('unexisting')

include_id

Ensures that page includes the given id:

>>> browser |should| include_id('firstheader')
>>> browser |should_not| include_id('unexisting')

include_tag

Ensures that page includes the given tag:

>>> browser |should| include_tag('h1')
>>> browser |should_not| include_tag('h9')

include_name

Ensures that page includes the given name:

>>> browser |should| include_name('header')
>>> browser |should_not| include_name('unexisting')

include_css

Ensures that page includes the given css:

>>> browser |should| include_css('title')
>>> browser |should_not| include_css('unexisting')

include_title

Ensures that page includes the given title:

>>> browser |should| have_title('Example Title')
>>> browser |should_not| have_title('unexisting')

include_value

Ensures that page includes the given value:

>>> browser |should| include_value('div_value')
>>> browser |should_not| include_value('unexisting')

be_in_url

Ensures that page is in the given url:

>>> browser |should| be_in_url('http://localhost:5000/')
>>> browser |should_not| be_in_url('unexisting')

have_status_code

Ensures that page have the given status code:

>>> browser |should| have_status_code(200)
>>> browser |should_not| have_status_code(404)

how to install

There's no Pypi packages at the moment, but you can install directly from Github:

pip install -U https://github.com/rodrigomanhaes/should-splinter/tarball/master