This gem makes it possible to use Thruster as a Capybara server. Run your browser test with HTTP/2 enabled and static assets served via Thruster for faster load times!
Tip
Using AnyCable? This gem works with AnyCable-d Thruster, so you can run your system tests against a real AnyCable server with all its features!
Before adding the gem to your project, ensure you have either thruster or anycable-thruster installed. You can add one of these gems to your Gemfile:
# For thruster
gem "thruster"
# or for anycable-thruster
gem "anycable-thruster"Adding the gem to your project:
# Gemfile
gem "capybara-thruster", group: :testThen, configure Capybara to use Thruster as a server:
Capybara.server = :thruster
# You can also specify some options.
# For example, if you want to see the server output,
# pass the `debug: true` option:
Capybara.server = :thruster, {debug: true}
# To customize the server settings, you can pass arbitrary environment
# variables via the `env` option:
Capybara.server = :thruster, {env: {"DEBUG" => "true"}}
# To specify Puma server options, use the `puma_options` option:
Capybara.server = :thruster, {puma_options: {Silent: false}}Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/evilmartians/capybara-thruster.
This gem is generated via newgem template by @palkan.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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