module RackSessionManipulation::Capybara
This module exposes the session state helpers to Capybara
, allowing feature tests to quickly access the session mechanisms.
Public Instance Methods
Retrieve a hash containing the entire state of the current session.
@return [Hash] Hash of the session
# File lib/rack_session_manipulation/capybara.rb, line 14 def session driver.get(session_manipulation_config.path) session_manipulation_config.encoder.decode(driver.response.body) end
Updates the state of the current session. An important thing to note about this mechanism is that it does not set the session to perfectly match the state of the provided hash. The provided hash is effectively merged with the current state of the session.
This also does not support marshalling objects into the session state. This limitation is intentional as objects stored in sessions tend to be a detriment to both performance and security.
@param [Hash] hash Data to be set / updated within the current session.
# File lib/rack_session_manipulation/capybara.rb, line 29 def session=(hash) data = { 'session_data' => session_manipulation_config.encoder.encode(hash) } driver_method_fallback(:put, session_manipulation_config.path, data) end
Expose an instance of the middleware’s configuration object to Capybara
to allow configuration alongside the DSL.
@return [RackSessionManipulation::Config]
# File lib/rack_session_manipulation/capybara.rb, line 40 def session_manipulation_config @rsm_config ||= Config.new end
Provides a mechanism to completely reset the server’s session to a fresh blank slate.
# File lib/rack_session_manipulation/capybara.rb, line 7 def session_reset driver_method_fallback(:delete, session_manipulation_config.path, {}) end
Protected Instance Methods
Capybara
drivers are only required to implement the get method. Where appropriate we’ll use the correct HTTP method, but when unavailable we’ll use the fallback mechanism.
There may be a subtle bug in this fallback mechanism when the driver doesn’t support ‘POST’ requests. If large data payloads are used. Normal HTTP request parameters within the URL itself are limited to 1024 characters.
@param [Symbol] method A valid HTTP method name (all lowercase). @param [String] path The path to request in the driver’s rack app. @param [Hash] dat An optional hash of data that will be sent along as
part of the query parameters.
# File lib/rack_session_manipulation/capybara.rb, line 59 def driver_method_fallback(method, path, dat = {}) if driver.respond_to?(method) driver.send(method, path, dat) return end dat.merge!('_method' => method.to_s.upcase) driver.respond_to?(:post) ? driver.post(path, dat) : driver.get(path, dat) end