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1. Create a docker compose file.
2. Add details on chrome browser
3. Add details to start and stop

Currently text fields are cleared down as default, however there might be occasions when you do not want to clear.

 def fill_in_field_data
      @fields.each do |field|
        unless field.kind_of?(Metallize::Form::Hidden)

          element = @driver.find_element(name: field.name)
          if element.displayed? and !field.value.empty?
            element.clear
            element.send_keys field.value
          end

        end
      end
    end

On Metz initialise an attr should be set so we don't clear down the fields first.

e.g. timeout uses the same procedure.

@serialbandicoot Will this handle conditional Fields?
Will it also handle Sub-forms
And will it also handle User based specific actions?

This issue may be incorrect as i’m reading it from a slack comment.

It would be good if we could get Travis configured to send slack notifications to Slack instead of Sam's personal e-mail

https:.//docs.travis-ci.com/user/notifications/#configureing-slack-notifications

Investigate the cause of pages with multiple forms with lots of hidden fields are slow to load.

Is there an alternative way of build a form profile.

There is currently no way to upload a file.

https://github.com/sparklemotion/mechanize/blob/master/examples/flickr_upload.rb

class Mechanize::Form::FileUpload < Mechanize::Form::Field
  attr_accessor :file_name # File name
  attr_accessor :mime_type # Mime Type (Optional)

  alias :file_data :value
  alias :file_data= :value=

  def initialize node, file_name
    @file_name = Mechanize::Util.html_unescape(file_name)
    @file_data = nil
    @node      = node
    super(node, @file_data)
  end
end

Currently RSpec cannot be run from spec terminal because of the way the Metz library is being initiated.

Currently to insert data into the page, send_key is being used.

 def fill_in_field_data
      @fields.each do |field|
        unless field.kind_of?(Metallize::Form::Hidden)

          element = @driver.find_element(name: field.name)
          if element.displayed? and !field.value.empty?
            element.clear
            element.send_keys field.value
          end

        end
      end
    end

Instead of using send_keys, it would be more efficient to inject the data straight in, for example using javascript.

RSpec is current being used as the test framework and although its running quite quickly it would be good to see it using the parallel option.

https://github.com/grosser/parallel_tests

Currently when setting a field with JS via the WebDriver Injector the code is executing in two statements.

js_size   = "return document.getElementsByName(\"#{field.name}\").length"
js_update = "document.getElementsByName(\"#{field.name}\")[0].value = '#{field.value}'"

if execute(driver, js_size) > 0
   execute(driver, js_update)
else
   raise "Unable to locate web element with javascript element #{field.name}"
end

A fix will be to execute this in 1 statement.