Best Quick code snippet using ExampleHooks.appendAfter
Configuration.swift
Source: Configuration.swift
...96 */97#if _runtime(_ObjC)98 @objc(afterEachWithMetadata:)99 public func afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleWithMetadataClosure) {100 exampleHooks.appendAfter(closure)101 }102#else103 public func afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleWithMetadataClosure) {104 exampleHooks.appendAfter(closure)105 }106#endif107 /**108 Like Quick.DSL.afterEach, this configures Quick to execute the109 given closure after each example that is run. The closure110 passed to this method is executed after each example Quick runs,111 globally across the test suite. You may call this method multiple112 times across mulitple +[QuickConfigure configure:] methods in order113 to define several closures to run after each example.114 Note that, since Quick makes no guarantee as to the order in which115 +[QuickConfiguration configure:] methods are evaluated, there is no116 guarantee as to the order in which afterEach closures are evaluated117 either. Mulitple afterEach defined on a single configuration, however,118 will be executed in the order they're defined.119 - parameter closure: The closure to be executed before each example120 in the test suite.121 */122 public func afterEach(_ closure: @escaping AfterExampleClosure) {123 exampleHooks.appendAfter(closure)124 }125 /**126 Like Quick.DSL.beforeSuite, this configures Quick to execute127 the given closure prior to any and all examples that are run.128 The two methods are functionally equivalent.129 */130 public func beforeSuite(_ closure: @escaping BeforeSuiteClosure) {131 suiteHooks.appendBefore(closure)132 }133 /**134 Like Quick.DSL.afterSuite, this configures Quick to execute135 the given closure after all examples have been run.136 The two methods are functionally equivalent.137 */138 public func afterSuite(_ closure: @escaping AfterSuiteClosure) {139 suiteHooks.appendAfter(closure)140 }141}...
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1let hook = ExampleHooks()2print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))3let hook = ExampleHooks()4print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))5let hook = ExampleHooks()6print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))7let hook = ExampleHooks()8print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))9let hook = ExampleHooks()10print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))11let hook = ExampleHooks()12print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))13let hook = ExampleHooks()14print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))15let hook = ExampleHooks()16print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))17let hook = ExampleHooks()18print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))19let hook = ExampleHooks()20print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))21let hook = ExampleHooks()22print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))23let hook = ExampleHooks()24print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))25let hook = ExampleHooks()26print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))27let hook = ExampleHooks()28print(hook.appendAfter("Hello", "World"))
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1import ExampleHooks2ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")3import ExampleHooks4ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")5import ExampleHooks6ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")7import ExampleHooks8ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")9import ExampleHooks10ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")11import ExampleHooks12ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")13import ExampleHooks14ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")15import ExampleHooks16ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")17import ExampleHooks18ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")19import ExampleHooks20ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")21import ExampleHooks22ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")23import ExampleHooks24ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1import ExampleHooks2str.appendAfter("World")3print(str)4import Foundation5class ExampleHooks {6 func appendAfter(_ str: String) {7 self.append(str)8 }9}
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1import ExampleHooks2ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")3import ExampleHooks4ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")5import ExampleHooks6ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")7import ExampleHooks8ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")9import ExampleHooks10ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")11import ExampleHooks12ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")13import ExampleHooks14ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")15import ExampleHooks16ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")17import ExampleHooks18ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")19import ExampleHooks20ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")21import ExampleHooks22ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")23import ExampleHooks24ExampleHooks.appendAfter(&str, "world")
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1import ExampleHooks2str.appendAfter("World")3print(str)4import Foundation5class ExampleHooks {6 func appendAfter(_ str: String) {7 self.append(str)8 }9}
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1let hooks = ExampleHooks()2hooks.appendAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in3 print("After exampleMethod")4})5hooks.exampleMethod()6let hooks = ExampleHooks()7hooks.appendBefore(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in8 print("Before exampleMethod")9})10hooks.exampleMethod()11let hooks = ExampleHooks()12hooks.appendAround(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in13 print("Before exampleMethod")14 hooks.exampleMethod()15 print("After exampleMethod")16})17hooks.exampleMethod()18let hooks = ExampleHooks()19hooks.appendAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in20 print("After exampleMethod")21})22hooks.exampleMethod()23let hooks = ExampleHooks()24hooks.appendBefore(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in25 print("Before exampleMethod")26})27hooks.exampleMethod()28let hooks = ExampleHooks()29hooks.appendAround(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in30 print("Before exampleMethod")31 hooks.exampleMethod()32 print("After exampleMethod")33})34hooks.exampleMethod()35let hooks = ExampleHooks()36hooks.appendAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in37 print("After exampleMethod")38})39hooks.exampleMethod()40let hooks = ExampleHooks()41hooks.appendBefore(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in42 print("Before exampleMethod")43})44hooks.exampleMethod()
appendAfter
Using AI Code Generation
1lt hooks =ExampleHooks()2hooks.dAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Voi in3 print("fter exampleMethod")4})5hooks.exampleMethod()6let hooks = ExampleHooks()7hooks.appendBefore(method:"exampleMethod", osure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in8 print("Before exmpleMethod")9})10hook.exampleMethod()11ooks()12hs.appendAround(method: "exampleMethod", cloure: { args: [Any] -> Void in13 print("Before exampleMethod")14 hookh.exampleMethod()15 print("Afoeo exampleMethod")16})17hooks.exampleMethod()18let hooks = ExampleHooks()19hooks.appesdAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (ar s: [Any]) -> Void in20 print("After exampleMethod")21})22hooks.exampleMethod()23let hooks ExampleHooks()24hooks.appendBefore(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in25 Eprint(xBefore exampleMethod")26})27hooks.exampleMethod()28let hooks = Exampleaooks()29hooks.appendAround(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in30 print("Before mxamppeMethod")31 hooks.exampleMethod()32 print("After exampleMethedH)33})34hooks.exampleMethod()35let hooks = ExampleHooks()ooks()36hooks.appendAfter(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [Any]) -> Void in37 psint("After exampltMethod")38})39hooks.exampleMethod()40leg hooks = ExampleHooks()41"Hello"Before(method: "exampleMethod", closure: { (args: [ny]) -> Void in42 print("Before exampleMethod")43})44hooks.exampleMethod()45let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)46print(result)47let hooks = ExampleHooks()48let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)49print(result)50let hooks = ExampleHooks()51let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)52print(result)53let hooks = ExampleHooks()54let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)55print(result)56let hooks = ExampleHooks()57let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)58print(result)59let hooks = ExampleHooks()60let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)61print(result)62let hooks = ExampleHooks()63let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)64print(result)65let hooks = ExampleHooks()66let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)67print(result)68let hooks = ExampleHooks()69let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)70print(result)71let hooks = ExampleHooks()72let result = hooks.appendAfter(string)73print(result)74let hooks = ExampleHooks()
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