site_prism-all_there
- History
- Usage
- In-line parameter
- Global setting
History
This is the breakout gem from SitePrism to perform recursion checks in the #all_there? method
This gem is a breakout from SitePrism::Page#all_there? and SitePrism::Section#all_there? methods from site_prism v2
The gem is version stable. It is default enabled in site_prism v4 and above, no configuration is required!
Usage
You can perform recursion either using an in-line keyword arg recursion or using a global setting
When using both it will always look first for an in-line parameter
In-line parameter
your_page = YourPage.new
your_page.all_there?(recursion: :none) # This will do the standard `#all_there?` check on the current page
your_page.all_there?(recursion: :one) # This will do the standard `#all_there?` check on the current page as well recursing into all `:section` or `:sections` objects and then doing the standard `#all_there?` check on those `Section` instances
your_page.all_there?(recursion: :invalid) # This will not perform any checks and just log an errorGlobal setting
SitePrism.recursion_setting = :one
your_page = YourPage.new
your_page.all_there? # This will do the standard `#all_there?` check on the current page as well recursive checks on all `:section` or `:sections` objects -> doing the standard `#all_there?` check on those `SitePrism::Section` instances
# or...
SitePrism.configure do |config|
config.recursion_setting = :one
end
your_page = YourPage.new
your_page.all_there? # This will do the standard `#all_there?` check on the current page as well recursive checks on all `:section` or `:sections` objects -> doing the standard `#all_there?` check on those `SitePrism::Section` instances