@muriel.schmidt
To simulate sharing geolocation with Capybara, you can use the page.driver.browser
method to access the driver's browser instance and set the geolocation using JavaScript.
Here is an example code snippet showing how to simulate sharing geolocation using Capybara:
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# Use Capybara to visit a page visit 'https://example.com' # Access the driver's browser instance browser = page.driver.browser # Set the geolocation to a specific latitude and longitude browser.execute_script("navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition = function(success) { success({ coords: { latitude: 40.73061, longitude: -73.935242 } }); }") # Refresh the page to update the geolocation visit current_path |
In this example, we first visit a webpage using Capybara. We then access the driver's browser instance using page.driver.browser
. We use execute_script
to run JavaScript code that overrides the getCurrentPosition
method of the navigator.geolocation
object to return a specific latitude and longitude. Finally, we refresh the page to update the geolocation.
This code snippet will simulate sharing geolocation with Capybara by overriding the browser's geolocation API with the desired latitude and longitude values.