How to put capybara output html to a specific folder?

@larissa 

To put capybara output HTML to a specific folder, you can use the save_page method with a path parameter to specify the folder where you want to save the HTML file. Here is an example:

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# Visit a page
visit 'https://example.com'

# Save the page HTML to a specific folder
save_page('path/to/folder/page.html')

In this example, the save_page method will save the current page's HTML content to the specified folder with the file name page.html. Just replace 'path/to/folder/' with the actual path to the folder where you want to save the HTML file.

You can also use the save_and_open_page method to save the HTML to a file and open it in a browser for inspection:

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# Save the page HTML to a specific folder and open it in a browser
save_and_open_page('path/to/folder/page.html')

This will save the HTML file to the specified folder and open it in a browser for you to view. This can be helpful for debugging and inspecting the HTML output generated by Capybara.