Cucumber based framework for purpose of automated tests

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

Cybersourcery takes care of the most difficult aspects of working with Cybersource in Rails. It makes as few assumptions as possible about your business requirements, allowing you to use any subset of features appropriate to your needs.

See https://github.com/mojotech/dill/README.md

Decouple your forms from your domain models

a Sinatra Application to browse the email sent by letter_opener

Ruby library for image galleries generation.

A gemified version of Marc Harter's humane-js.

With improved debuggability, with proper usage and configuration of Capybara/Poltergeist/PhantomJS, and with some improvements on top of it we can greatly reduce the occurrence of transient integration/UI test failures.

Why make the browser load images that the user isn't going to see? This Rails engine prevents images from loading until they're actually going to be displayed. This saves bandwidth, reduces server load, and helps the user stay under their data quota.

high abstraction dsl for end user perspective tests, kameleon - it's a polish word for chameleon

Tearing up web pages into ActiveRecord resources

Cucumber + Capybara = Kookaburra? It made sense at the time.

JavaScript enabled web crawler kit

WARNING: CONTAINS TRACES OF SARCASM

Easily specify mobile-specific view template for mobile devices in Rails application.

Ngrok-rspec gem provides ability to run capybara specs with ngrok tunnel

Framework for modeling and interacting with webpages which wraps capybara

Quke tries to simplify the process of writing and running acceptance tests by setting up Cucumber for you. It handles the config to allow you to run your tests in Firefox and Chrome, or the headless browser PhantomJS. It also has out of the box setup for using Browserstack automate. This leaves y...

rails-jquery-tokeninput project integrates Tokeninput jQuery plugin which allows your users to select multiple items from a predefined list, using autocompletion as they type to find each item