Typhoeus driver for Capybara, allowing testing of REST APIs

Capybara-UI (formerly called Dill) is a Capybara abstraction that makes it easy to define reuseable DOM "widgets", aka page objects, and introduces the concept of "roles" to allow you to easily organize your testing methods and widgets. Capybara-UI also introduces helpers and syntactic sugar to make your testing even easier.

Page Object Model for Capybara

You can use this gem as inspiration of the base of your connections with Caren.

Handcrafted prototypes for Rails.

A ready-to-go application with authentication, authorization, logging... with bootstrap flavor

Chargify API V2 Ruby Wrapper

Rails helper to allow yaml configuration of utility css classes

Compare screenshots in your tests!

Frontend components for Ruby on Rails: group your view logic, html and css files in components to be rendered from views or directly from controllers.

Assert that the conditions of your test are correct before testing

Constructor – content management system

Pages for Constructor CMS

Cookie based feature flags implementation for Rails.

This gem makes it easy to build PageObjects and make your acceptance tests more object oriented. It includes a implementations for common elements like tables, tabs, navigations etc.

Cucumber based framework for purpose of automated tests

See https://github.com/mojotech/cucumber-salad/README.md

cucumber web steps, designed to work with any of capybara's drivers. Test framework agnostic (you can use them with rspec-1, rspec-2, test/unit and minitest).

A Rails Engine that allows an application to CRUD CurationConcern objects (a.k.a. "Works")

ActiveRecord plugin for cursor based pagination. Uses some column and rpp (results per page) to paginate your content. The main advantage against traditional pagination (limmit and offset), that the one URL on specific page will contain the data set, despite the newly added entities. It may be useful on the projects, where new entities are added often, and specific page now isn't specific page tomorrow.