Automation Patches / Extensions that allow you to extend your Ruby-based testing frameworks

This gem provides a way to create a dynamic usable DSL framework representing your website or app. Implementing Selenium/Appium driver and YAML configurations, this API will provide a layer in between your automation code and the driver. By creating YAML configurations that represents your website/app, the DSL framework in turn will reflect your configuration and allow you to control the automation through the DSL framework. Using this gem can help remove tedious tasks that are often repeated throughout code and help improve the scalability of code by mapping UI in YAML configuration files.

automated image processing for url versioning in the erickson living corporation

'Automatically screenshot webpages'

Helper to build test automation framework with rspec and capybara

Logs in onto vBulletin forum boards, finds all user's threads and bumps all the posts

WebDriver-backed Watir

Ruby toolkit for the Backlog API.

To award loyalty points and add loyalty points payment method to spree. Compatible with Ruby 3.1, Rails 7.1 and Spree 4.10.

Bauxite is a façade over Selenium intended for non-developers. The idea behind this project was to create a tool that allows non-developers to write web tests in a human-readable language. Another major requirement is to be able to easily extend the test language to create functional abstractions over technical details.

Package of helper steps for BDD testing with Cucumber

Selenium script to log your readmine hours from a csv file

Easier test automation

A gem to interface with Twitter's API V2

Cucumber and Webdriver Testing Steps

Search and view Blacklight resources on a map.

Blacklight Oai Provider plugin

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Export read books of bookmeter.com

Implementation of view helper methods that utilize robust options and traits to generate semantic Bootstrap4 HTML for Ruby on Rails. Supply themes, rails helper options (such as :method and :confirm for a `link_to`). Example usage: `<%= ui.bootstrap :button, :primary, :block, href: user_path(@user), method: :delete, confirm: 'Are you sure?', tooltip: 'Adds a new user' %>` Which outputs a primary button with `btn-block` that uses rails method & confirm, and automatically supplies a tooltip (and there's much more!)