由网友(意味)分享简介：In the comments to the solution for How do I find an image on a page with Cucumber/Capybara, somebody asked:I can't seem to figure how to get thisto work with U...

In the comments to the solution for How do I find an image on a page with Cucumber/Capybara, somebody asked:

I can't seem to figure how to get this to work with URLs generated by Dragonfly. They look like this: /media/BAh_some_long_string_AwIw/12_11_52_810_5x5.jpg?s=7e360000, where 5x5.jpg is my file name. I've tried something like: //img[@src="/media//#{image}?s=*"] but it doesn't work. Got any tips? – Ramon Tayag Feb 25 at 4:18

I have a similar problem, only worse - in my case, the generated image paths don't even include a (jpg|png|gif) file name, they only have these really long ids:

<img src="/media/BAhbB1sHOgZmSSIdNGQ4MTEyOGU3ZjViZmQwZTQ4MDAwMDAyBjoGRVRbCDoGcDoKdGh1bWJJIg0yMDB4MjAwIwY7BlQ" />

(Using dragonfly with mongo/gridfs)

These paths get rendered alright, but I can't figure out how to find them in a Cucumber/Capybara step :P

Any ideas? I looked at the Dragonfly's features, but they only test the rendering of the image itself, without detecting it's existence within an html page.

解决方案

Answering my own question, after talking to Dragonfly's author (he's working on making this easier):

#route
match '/media/:dragonfly/:file_name', :to => Dragonfly[:images]  

#model
class Store
  include MongoMapper::Document
  key :photo_uid, String
  key :photo_name, String
  image_accessor :photo
end

#view
<%= image_tag @store.photo.thumb('274x207#').url(:suffix => "/#{@store.photo_name}") if @store.photo %>

#cucumber
Then I should see the image "my_photo.png"

Then /^I should see the image "(.+)"$/ do |image|  
  page.should have_xpath("//img[contains(@src, "#{image}")]")
end

The key is adding an [attachment]_name field to the model, which Dragonfly populates automatically, and then passing it on as a suffix to url(). And the routes needs to allow for a :file_name param besides the generated dragonfly identifier.