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ChromeWatir is an implementation of Watir API for Google Chrome browser. The scripting is simple and is similar to Watir. The following is a sample code in ChromeWatir require "chrome_watir" browser = ChromeWatir::Browser.new browser.goto 'http://www.google.com' ... [More] browser.link(:text, "Advanced Search").click browser.text_field(:id, "as_oq0").set "watir" browser.text_field(:id, "as_oq1").set "ruby" browser.text_field(:id, "as_oq2").set "testing" browser.radio(:id, "ss").set browser.button(:value, "Advanced Search").clickChromeWatir works well but it is in alpha (May be pre alpha) stage and not production ready yet. We are in the process of making it better by stabilizing it as well adding more functionality. Your help is also needed in making this happen. If you need more info, please see t [Less]

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WatirFireWatir is part of Watir project. Wikihttp://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/FireWatir Bug Trackerhttp://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR/component/10400 Gemshttp://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=104 Sourcehttp://github.com/bret/watir/ ... [More] Installhttp://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/FireWatir+Installation Supporthttp://stackoverflow.com/tags/firewatir http://groups.google.com/group/watir-general/ [Less]

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Watir Robot is a remote library of keywords for functional web testing, designed to be used with Robot Framework, a generic, keyword-driven automated testing framework.

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Experiments in creating Semantic Test Objects in Watir and Ruby in general. Learning to think in test objects for software testers.

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The .NET Accessibility Analysis Kit (NAAK) is designed to allow compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 508. This law lays out several web development guidelines to ensure web applications are accessible by people with disabilities. Most of the guidelines apply to ... [More] blindness, but others apply to deafness, color-blindness, motor impairments, and epilepsy. There are numerous free and commercial products to help ensure Section 508 compliance. Most of the free products come in the form of a browser toolbar (such as the popular WAVE toolbar: http://wave.webaim.org/toolbar) or website to which you can submit a URL for validation. While these are excellent tools, they all share a common limitation: the accessibility checking they provide can't be accessed by an automated user interface test (such as one written in WATiN, WATiR, or Selenium). The toolbars are designed for human use and the validation websites require that your site be deployed publicly and not include any login-based security. NAAK addresses this challenge by placing a banner across the bottom of each page in your web application to notify you of any known accessibility issues (for example, an img tag without an alt attribute). This helps ensure compliance in two ways. First, it clearly exposes accessibility issues to each developer, QA analyst, and application reviewer. Second, and more importantly, because it is returned as HTML with each page, it can be checked using any web user interface testing framework. The one major caveat is that the tool only works with XHTML-compliant sites. Before checking for accessibility issues, it validates the site is XHTML compliant using Josh Twist's Validator Module: http://www.thejoyofcode.com/Validator_Module.aspx. NAAK was inspired by and derived it's name from another open-source project named Ruby Accessibility Analysis Toolkit (RAAKT), http://www.peterkrantz.com/raakt/wiki/. After all, why should those Ruby guys have all the best tools and libraries? [Less]

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watir-gen - Code generator for WATIRwatir-gen is a rails like code generator for WATIR projects. watir-gen helps in building a project structure quickly and base framework. It does the grunt work of building the basic things for you and lets you concentrate on more important this like test case ... [More] construction and test data management. You can download the newest stable release or get the latest updates from SVN. (See WhatsNew) Features: Simple to use Code generators for basic things Project structure Base test case and test data strctures Inbuilt hybrid driven framework [Less]

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an ocean of examples for web application testing in Ruby

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TestGen4RubySummaryTestGen4Web is a Firefox extension that records user actions on Firefox and generates XML code describing such actions. TestGen4Ruby (tg4rb) translates the XML output from TestGen4Web into Firewatir code. FireWatir then runs this code and replays the actions recorded by ... [More] TestGen4Web. Getting StartedTo get all the pieces together and running, please visit GettingStarted. Then go through our example tutorial. Getting helpAny questions you have, you can send them to tg4rb@googlegroups.com (first subscribe sending an email to tg4rb-subscribe@googlegroups.com). We'll do our best to answer them as soon as we can! [Less]

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This project is an attempt to continue Telligent's transparency by opening up their WATIR tests for their products. Here, we will actively develop the tests for our product, allowing anyone (you) to download and re-use the tests on your own sites and projects, and, if you want, to contribute ... [More] back to the tests. Want to learn more? Click here to GetStarted. [Less]

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TestGen4Web is a Firefox extension that records user actions on Firefox and generates XML code describing such actions. Firewatir-Gen translates the XML output from TestGen4Web into Firewatir code. FireWatir then runs this code and replays the actions recorded by TestGen4Web.

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