Screencast on navigational features of page-object

I’ve created yet another screencast. This one demonstrates how to use the navigational features that are a part of the page-object gem.

2 thoughts on “Screencast on navigational features of page-object

  1. Hey Cheezy,

    My application is quite complex. Is there a way to add page specific routes? That is routes that apply to a single page?

    Or, do you have any plans for future expansion, where your routes supports a graph of pages?

    Thanks

  2. Dave,

    It is possible to define many routes. Currently a route needs to be at least two pages. If you are only going to a single page then you could use the on or visit methods to just instantiate the object and interact with it. I would like to hear more about your idea of page specific routes. Would you mind starting a conversation about this on the page-object google group?

    At a couple of clients I have created several smaller routes (2-3 pages) and then selected the collection of routes to use based on what was being tested.

    -Cheezy

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