NAME
Brownie - Browser integration framework inspired by Capybara
SYNOPSIS
OO-Style
use Test::More;
use Brownie::Session;
# external server
my $session = Brownie::Session->new(
driver => 'Mechanize',
app_host => 'http://app.example.com:5000',
);
# PSGI app
my $session = Brownie::Session->new(
driver => 'Mechanize',
app => sub { ...(PSGI app)... },
);
# PSGI file
my $session = Brownie::Session->new(
driver => 'Mechanize',
app => 'app.psgi',
);
$session->visit('/');
is $session->title => 'Some Title';
$session->fill_in('User Name' => 'brownie');
$session->fill_in('Email Address' => 'brownie@example.com');
$session->click_button('Login');
like $session->source => qr/Welcome (.+)/;
$session->fill_in(q => 'Brownie');
$session->click_link_or_button('Search');
like $session->title => qr/Search result of Brownie/i;
done_testing;
DSL-Style
NOT IMPLEMENTED YET
DESCRIPTION
Brownie is browser integrtion framework. It is inspired by Capybara (Ruby).
VOCABULARY
visit($url)
current_url
current_path
title
source
screenshot($filename)
click_link($locator)
click_button($locator)
click_on($locator)
fill_in($locator, $value)
choose($locator)
check($locator)
uncheck($locator)
select($locator)
unselect($locator)
attach_file($locator, $filename)
execute_script($javascript)
evaluate_script($javascript)
find($locator)
all($locator)
AUTHOR
NAKAGAWA Masaki <masaki@cpan.org>
LICENSE
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.