Rspec and Capybara: how to use regex or stop caring about whitespaces

10+ years most with Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frontend and some Go. My first language is C for 3 years in university.
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10+ years most with Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frontend and some Go. My first language is C for 3 years in university.
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Let’s not re-write a good article, go to: https://joyofrails.com/articles/mastering-custom-configuration-in-rails I mostly used config.x configuration that loads a yaml file with config_for that do the multi-environment by default: module YourApp c...
No need to re-write the wheel, let me redirect to this great article from Lily Reile. Obviously still up-to-date and really useful as the official Rails doc is mostly showing the value before and after. https://lilyreile.medium.com/rails-6-1-new-fram...
I came around to update Appsignal gem to the new major version of Appsignal released at the end of August 2024: https://rubygems.org/gems/appsignal/versions/4.0.0 The upgrade was smooth. The real change for my application was to remove the parameter ...
I recently updated from Slim template to ERB to use Herb (Thanks Marco).
I had to update a test that was very strict on the format. I realized that Capybara::Node::Simple doesn’t provide a selector for regex.
The page object doesn’t have a match? method
expect(page).to have_content('Name:Foobar') # ✅
expect(page).to match(/Name:Foobar/) # ❌
I needed to use the underlying object which isn’t body or content, this time it’s text, cool, cool, cool, coooool
expect(page.text).to match(/Name:\W+Foobar/) # ✅

normalize_wsexpect(page).to have_content('Name: Foobar', normalize_ws: true)
I still need to update the string to include a space but it feels a lot cleaner that way. Thanks to my coworker for the hint.