In your rails_helper.rb file, in the Rspec.configure block (of course), add this little magic:
Now anything you print out to the frontend with ‘console.log’ will automatically get piped right to your Rspec output for all your feature specs.
Achieving Developer Excellence with Automated Testing
In your rails_helper.rb file, in the Rspec.configure block (of course), add this little magic:
config.after(:each) do |example|
if self.class.metadata[:type] == :feature
puts "BROWSER LOGS -------------> \n " + page.driver.browser.logs.get(:browser).join("\n") + "\n<------ END OF BROWSER LOGS"
end
end
Now anything you print out to the frontend with ‘console.log’ will automatically get piped right to your Rspec output for all your feature specs.