ruby on rails - Using Capybara matchers in a controller spec with ActionController::TestResponse -

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i'm calling render_views in rspec controller spec can test content of response directly rather using separate view specs.

sure enough view rendered , returned in response.body.

the problem how parse content of page in expressive way. i'm trying use capybara matchers has_content, has_field etc. work fine in request specs, don't work actioncontroller::testresponse or string returned .body.

where's rspec api parsing view?

what's point of render_views if can't inspect them?

if want spec rendered views suggest in request/acceptance/feature spec, not controller. controller specs should treated more unit specs controllers. render_views can used if want make sure view renders without problems, shouldn't go deeper in terms of speccing view.


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