xctest

I added a simple unit test to test my string extension. But it fails. What I am I doing wrong here? From what I know XCTAssertEqual is testing value and not the object itself? The third line btw, says the string are equal, but XCTAssertEqual says they're not. - (void) testInitialsFromFullname { NSString *firstNickName = @"Mike Kain"; NSString *expectedResult = @"MK"; NSLog(@"Equal:%@", [[firstNickName initialsFromString] isEqualToString:expectedResult] ? @"YES" : @"NO"); XCTAssertEqual(expectedResult, [firstNickName initialsFromString], @"Strings are not equal %@ %@", expectedResult,

I am trying to test the classes in my iOS app. I am trying to import the target Pickle in my app that has all my classes into my testing target PickleTests by adding import Pickle to the top of my PickleTests.swift testing file, but I keep getting an error. The error I keep receiving is: "Failed to import bridging header (path to bridging header)" (the path to the bridging header is shown in the error, not the parentheses). I have tried setting "Defines module" in my build settings for Pickle target to "Yes", but it still doesn't work. I have also verified in the build settings that it has the

Sorry for the noob question, but I'm trying to test a connection, but I'm not able do verify the return of the request, because the test ends before the completion handler have a chance to execute. To ilustrate: -(void)testConnection { [[Conector sharedInstance] performAsynchronousRequestWithServerRequest:_srvRequest completionHandler:^(RequestAsynchronousStatus finishStatus, NSData *data) { if (finishStatus == RequestAsynchronousOK){ _data = data; NSLog(@"Data OK"); } }]; XCTAssertNotNil(_data, @"Data was nil"); } When I try to assert, _data will always be nil, because the completion handler

I am in the process of migrating my project from Xcode 4.6.3 to Xcode 5.0.2. The project's unit tests were developed with SenTestingKit/OCUnit. Now when I am running the tests in Xcode 5, I get an error from the RunUnitTests script telling me that RunUnitTests is obsolete. Possibly related is this note in the Xcode 5 release notes: SenTestingKit and OCUnit are deprecated. Use the migrator to move to XCTest. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find out more about this mysterious "migrator". Possibly my google-fu is lacking [again], so my main question is: How do I migrate unit tests from

I am trying to write an iOS app using TDD and the new XCTest framework. One of my methods retrieves a file from the internet (given a NSURL object) and stores it in the user's documents. The signature of the method is similar to: - (void) fetchAndStoreImage:(NSURL *)imageUrl I'm trying to write the test for this method in a way that it doesn't fail if there is no connection to the internet. My approach (taken from a previous question ) is to call the method using a NSURL to an image in the local file system. When a new project with unit tests enabled is created, the Tests directory has a

Looking at XCTest and Xcode 5 unit testing and not seeing how to run my unit tests under Instruments in Xcode 5... Specifically I'd like to look for leaks during the test (this doesn't have to be automated in this instance, though clearly that'd be useful). Possible? I think this is the easiest way: Set a breakpoint somewhere in your tests (I've been doing it in the setup method) Open a new document in instruments Run the application and make sure it's stopped at a breakpoint From the Target drop down in Instruments choose Attach to Process and scroll down to your process Click on record and