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I'm currently using Quick + Nimble for my unit testing in Swift. I'm building an Inviter class that sends app invites via different methods. I need to mock out UIApplication to verify that my code calls openURL . My code so far: import Quick import Nimble import OCMock extension Inviter { convenience init(usingMockApplication mockApplication: UIApplication) { self.init() application = mockApplication } } class MockUIApplication : UIApplication { var application = UIApplication.sharedApplication() var openedURL: String? override func openURL(url: NSURL) -> Bool { openedURL = url.absoluteString

I’m using xUnit, SubSpec and FakeItEasy for my unit tests. I’ve so far created some positive unit tests like the following: "Given a Options presenter" .Context(() => presenter = new OptionsPresenter(view, A<IOptionsModel>.Ignored, service)); "with the Initialize method called to retrieve the option values" .Do(() => presenter.Initialize()); "expect the view not to be null" .Observation(() => Assert.NotNull(view)); "expect the view AutoSave property to be true" .Observation(() => Assert.True(view.AutoSave)); But now I want to write some negative unit tests and check that certain methods don't

I am testing web application behavior with Cucumber (using Selenium and Watir under the hood). My web app has HTML5 pages and makes use of the new "required" attribute. If I have a data entry form with a required field, and I submit that form with the field blank, I would like to verify that the web app correctly responds with an error condition. Unfortunately, when testing using an HTML5 web browser, the error message that pops up on a failed field validation does not appear to be accessible to Cucumber through the web driver. In any case, the form is not submitted and the page remains on the

I have a FactoryGirl :product factory that uses fixture_file_upload to set image , which is a Paperclip attachment. image { fixture_file_upload "#{Rails.root}/spec/fixtures/images/product.png", 'image/png' } fixture_file_upload works fine, but every time a test creates a new Product using the factory, Paperclip creates a new file in publicproducts/<id>/original.png . This is the issue. . Filling a the folder publicproducts on each test run is not acceptable. The first workaround I can think of is the solution mentioned in https://github.com/carrierwaveuploader/carrierwave/wiki/How-to:-Cleanup

I am learning Behavior Driven Development with ASP.NET MVC and, based on a post from Steve Sanderson, understand that BDD can mean, at least, the following test types: individual units of code & UI interactions. Something similar is mentioned in this post . Do I need two different test frameworks if I want both unit and integration testing? Unit testing repositories, controllers, & services using a context/specification framework, like MSpec. The results of testing with this will be useful to the development team. Testing complete behaviors (integration) using a given/when/then framework, like

We have a very extensive framework in TestNG with Selenium WebDriver and I want to be able to continue using it, but use Cucumber BDD with it.I am aware that Cucumber works with JUnit, but not sure if it works with TestNG. Can anyone let me know if this is going to be available anytime soon ? If not, are there any workarounds so that I can use Cucumber with TestNG? Also, are there any other BDDs that are available in the market which can be used with TestNG ? Dependency in maven's pom: <dependency> <groupId>info.cukes</groupId> <artifactId>cucumber-testng</artifactId> <version>1.1.5</version>