# frozen_string_literal: true require_relative 'spec_helper' describe 'Asciidoctor::PDF::Converter - Open' do it 'should keep block together when it has the unbreakable option', visual: true do to_file = to_pdf_file <<~EOS, 'open-unbreakable-option-fit.pdf' Make it rain.footnote:[money] #{(['filler'] * 21).join %(\n\n)} [%unbreakable] -- To install Antora, open a terminal and type: $ npm i -g @antora/cli@2.2 @antora/site-generator-default@2.2 The `@` at the beginning of the package name is important. It tells `npm` that the `cli` package is located in the `antora` group. If you omit this character, `npm` will assume the package name is the name of a git repository on GitHub. The second `@` offsets the requested version number.footnote:[Clarification about this statement.] Only the major and minor segments are specified to ensure you receive the latest patch update. -- Make it snow.footnote:[dollar bills] EOS (expect to_file).to visually_match 'open-unbreakable-option-fit.pdf' end it 'should break an unbreakable block if it does not fit on one page', visual: true do to_file = to_pdf_file <<~EOS, 'open-unbreakable-option-break.pdf' Make it rain.footnote:[money] #{(['filler'] * 21).join %(\n\n)} [%unbreakable] -- To install Antora, open a terminal and type: $ npm i -g @antora/cli@2.2 @antora/site-generator-default@2.2 The `@` at the beginning of the package name is important. It tells `npm` that the `cli` package is located in the `antora` group. If you omit this character, `npm` will assume the package name is the name of a git repository on GitHub. The second `@` offsets the requested version number.footnote:[Clarification about this statement.] Only the major and minor segments are specified to ensure you receive the latest patch update. #{(['filler inside open block'] * 25).join %(\n\n)} -- Make it snow.footnote:[dollar bills] EOS (expect to_file).to visually_match 'open-unbreakable-option-break.pdf' end end