Best Quick code snippet using FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec.spec
AfterEachTests.swift
Source: AfterEachTests.swift
...4var outerAfterEachExecutedCount = 05var innerAfterEachExecutedCount = 06var noExamplesAfterEachExecutedCount = 07class FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec: QuickSpec {8 override func spec() {9 beforeEach { outerAfterEachExecutedCount += 1 }10 it("executes the outer afterEach once") {}11 it("executes the outer afterEach a second time") {}12 context("when there are nested beforeEach") {13 beforeEach { innerAfterEachExecutedCount += 1 }14 it("executes the outer and inner afterEach") {}15 }16 context("when there are nested afterEach without examples") {17 beforeEach { noExamplesAfterEachExecutedCount += 1 }18 }19 }20}21class AfterEachTests: XCTestCase {22 override func setUp() {...
spec
Using AI Code Generation
1let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()2spec.spec()3let spec = FunctionalTests_BeforeEachSpec()4spec.spec()5let spec = FunctionalTests_ItSpec()6spec.spec()7let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()8spec.spec()9let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()10spec.spec()11let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()12spec.spec()13let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()14spec.spec()15let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()16spec.spec()17let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()18spec.spec()19let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()20spec.spec()21let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()22spec.spec()23let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()24spec.spec()25let spec = FunctionalTests_ItBehavesLikeSpec()26spec.spec()
spec
Using AI Code Generation
1let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()2spec.spec()3let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()4spec.spec()5let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()6spec.spec()7let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()8spec.spec()9let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()10spec.spec()11let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()12spec.spec()13let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()14spec.spec()15let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()16spec.spec()17let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()18spec.spec()19let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()20spec.spec()21let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()22spec.spec()23let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()24spec.spec()25let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()26spec.spec()27let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()28spec.spec()
spec
Using AI Code Generation
1let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()2spec.afterEach()3let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()4spec.afterEach()5let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()6spec.afterEach()
spec
Using AI Code Generation
1func testSpecMethod() {2 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()3 spec.spec()4}5func testSpecMethod() {6 let spec = FunctionalTests_DescribeSpec()7 spec.spec()8}9func testSpecMethod() {10 let spec = FunctionalTests_FailSpec()11 spec.spec()12}13func testSpecMethod() {14 let spec = FunctionalTests_FocusSpec()15 spec.spec()16}17func testSpecMethod() {18 let spec = FunctionalTests_ItSpec()19 spec.spec()20}21func testSpecMethod() {22 let spec = FunctionalTests_OnlySpec()23 spec.spec()24}25func testSpecMethod() {26 let spec = FunctionalTests_PendingSpec()27 spec.spec()28}29func testSpecMethod() {30 let spec = FunctionalTests_QuickSpecSpec()31 spec.spec()32}33func testSpecMethod() {34 let spec = FunctionalTests_XCTFailSpec()35 spec.spec()36}37func testSpecMethod() {38 let spec = FunctionalTests_XCTFailWithMessageSpec()39 spec.spec()40}41func testSpecMethod() {42 let spec = FunctionalTests_XCTAssertSpec()43 spec.spec()44}45func testSpecMethod() {
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Using AI Code Generation
1func testSpecMethod() {2 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()3 spec.setUp()4 spec.testOne()5 spec.testTwo()6 spec.tearDown()7}8func testSpecMethod() {9 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()10 spec.setUp()11 spec.testOne()12 spec.testTwo()13 spec.tearDown()14}15func testSpecMethod() {16 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()17 spec.setUp()18 spec.testOne()19 spec.testTwo()20 spec.tearDown()21}22func testSpecMethod() {23 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()24 spec.setUp()25 spec.testOne()26 spec.testTwo()27 spec.tearDown()28}29func testSpecMethod() {30 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()31 spec.setUp()32 spec.testOne()33 spec.testTwo()34 spec.tearDown()35}36func testSpecMethod() {37 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()38 spec.setUp()39 spec.testOne()40 spec.testTwo()41 spec.tearDown()42}43func testSpecMethod() {44 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()45 spec.setUp()46 spec.testOne()47 spec.testTwo()48 spec.tearDown()49}50func testSpecMethod() {51 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()52 spec.setUp()53 spec.testOne()54 spec.testTwo()55 spec.tearDown()56}57func testSpecMethod() {58 let spec = FunctionalTests_AfterEachSpec()59 spec.setUp()60 spec.testOne()
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