52 lines
1.9 KiB
Gherkin
52 lines
1.9 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: Sprockets
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Scenario: Sprockets JS require
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Given the Server is running at "test-app"
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When I go to "/javascripts/sprockets_base.js"
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Then I should see "sprockets_sub_function"
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Scenario: Sprockets JS require with custom :js_dir
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Given the Server is running at "sprockets-app"
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When I go to "/library/js/sprockets_base.js"
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Then I should see "sprockets_sub_function"
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Scenario: Plain JS require with custom :js_dir
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Given the Server is running at "sprockets-app"
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When I go to "/library/css/plain.css"
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Then I should see "helloWorld"
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Scenario: Sprockets JS should have access to yaml data
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Given the Server is running at "test-app"
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When I go to "/javascripts/multiple_engines.js"
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Then I should see "Hello One"
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Scenario: Multiple engine files should build correctly
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Given a successfully built app at "test-app"
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When I cd to "build"
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Then a file named "javascripts/multiple_engines.js" should exist
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And the file "javascripts/multiple_engines.js" should contain "Hello One"
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Scenario: Sprockets CSS require //require
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Given the Server is running at "test-app"
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When I go to "/stylesheets/sprockets_base1.css"
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Then I should see "hello"
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Scenario: Sprockets CSS require @import
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Given the Server is running at "test-app"
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When I go to "/stylesheets/sprockets_base2.css"
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Then I should see "hello"
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Scenario: Sprockets CSS require with custom :css_dir //require
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Given the Server is running at "sprockets-app"
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When I go to "/library/css/sprockets_base1.css"
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Then I should see "hello"
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Scenario: Plain CSS require with custom :css_dir
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Given the Server is running at "sprockets-app"
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When I go to "/library/css/plain.css"
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Then I should see "helloWorld"
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Scenario: Sprockets CSS require with custom :css_dir @import
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Given the Server is running at "sprockets-app"
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When I go to "/library/css/sprockets_base2.css"
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Then I should see "hello" |