Best Quick code snippet using var.recordFailure
XCTTestCase+NewAssertions.swift
Source:XCTTestCase+NewAssertions.swift
...27 if context is QueueContext {28 currentTest.waitForExpectations(timeout: timeout) { error in29 if error != nil {30 let message = "Failed to meet expectation after \(timeout)s"31 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)32 } else {33 if !onSuccessCalled {34 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onSuccess not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)35 }36 }37 }38 } else {39 if !onSuccessCalled {40 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onSuccess not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)41 }42 }43}44func XCTAssertFutureStreamSucceeds<T>(_ stream: FutureStream<T>, context: ExecutionContext = QueueContext.main, timeout: TimeInterval = 10.0, line: UInt = #line, file: String = #file, validations: [((T) -> Void)] = []) {45 guard let currentTest = _XCTCurrentTestCase() else { fatalError("XCTGuardAssert attempted without a running test.") }46 var expectation: XCTestExpectation?47 let maxCount = validations.count48 var count = 049 if context is QueueContext {50 expectation = currentTest.expectation(description: "onSuccess expectation failed")51 }52 stream.onSuccess(context: context) { result in53 count += 154 if maxCount == 0 {55 expectation?.fulfill()56 } else if count > maxCount {57 XCTFail("onSuccess called more than \(maxCount) times")58 } else {59 validations[count - 1](result)60 if count == maxCount {61 expectation?.fulfill()62 }63 }64 }65 stream.onFailure(context: context) { _ in66 XCTFail("onFailure called")67 }68 if context is QueueContext {69 currentTest.waitForExpectations(timeout: timeout) { error in70 if error == nil {71 if maxCount == 0 {72 // no validations given onSuccess only called one time73 if count != 1 {74 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onSuccess not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)75 }76 } else {77 // validations given onSuccess called for each validation78 if maxCount != count {79 let message = "onSuccess not called \(maxCount) times"80 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)81 }82 }83 } else {84 // expectation not filfilled85 let message = "Failed to meet expectation after \(timeout)s"86 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)87 }88 }89 } else {90 if maxCount == 0 {91 // no validations given onSuccess only called one time92 if count != 1 {93 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onSuccess not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)94 }95 } else {96 // validations given onSuccess called once for each validation97 if maxCount != count {98 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onSuccess not called \(maxCount) times", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)99 }100 }101 }102}103func XCTAssertFutureFails<T>(_ future: Future<T>, context: ExecutionContext = QueueContext.main, timeout: TimeInterval = 10.0, line: UInt = #line, file: String = #file, validate: ((Swift.Error) -> Void)? = nil) {104 guard let currentTest = _XCTCurrentTestCase() else { fatalError("XCTGuardAssert attempted without a running test.") }105 var expectation: XCTestExpectation?106 var onFailureCalled = false107 if context is QueueContext {108 expectation = currentTest.expectation(description: "onSuccess expectation failed")109 }110 future.onSuccess(context: context) { _ in111 XCTFail("onSuccess called")112 }113 future.onFailure(context: context) { error in114 onFailureCalled = true115 expectation?.fulfill()116 validate?(error)117 }118 if context is QueueContext {119 currentTest.waitForExpectations(timeout: timeout) { error in120 if error != nil {121 let message = "Failed to meet expectation after \(timeout)s"122 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)123 } else {124 if !onFailureCalled {125 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onFailure not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)126 }127 }128 }129 } else {130 if !onFailureCalled {131 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onFailure not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)132 }133 }134}135func XCTAssertFutureStreamFails<T>(_ stream: FutureStream<T>, context: ExecutionContext = QueueContext.main, timeout: TimeInterval = 10.0, line: UInt = #line, file: String = #file, validations: [((Swift.Error) -> Void)] = []) {136 guard let currentTest = _XCTCurrentTestCase() else { fatalError("XCTGuardAssert attempted without a running test.") }137 var expectation: XCTestExpectation?138 let maxCount = validations.count139 var count = 0140 if context is QueueContext {141 expectation = currentTest.expectation(description: "onSuccess expectation failed")142 }143 stream.onSuccess(context: context) { _ in144 XCTFail("onFailure called")145 }146 stream.onFailure(context: context) { error in147 count += 1148 if maxCount == 0 {149 expectation?.fulfill()150 } else if count > maxCount {151 XCTFail("onFailure called more than maxCount \(maxCount) times")152 } else {153 validations[count - 1](error)154 if count == maxCount {155 expectation?.fulfill()156 }157 }158 }159 if context is QueueContext {160 currentTest.waitForExpectations(timeout: timeout) { error in161 if error == nil {162 if maxCount == 0 {163 // no validations given onFailure only called one time164 if count != 1 {165 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onFailure not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)166 }167 } else {168 // validations given onFailure called once for each validation169 if maxCount != count {170 let message = "onFailure not called \(maxCount) times"171 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)172 }173 }174 } else {175 // expectation not fulfilled176 let message = "Failed to meet expectation after \(timeout)s"177 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: message, inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)178 }179 }180 } else {181 if maxCount == 0 {182 // no validations given onFailure only called one time183 if count != 1 {184 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onFailure not called", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)185 }186 } else {187 // validations given onFailure called once for each validation188 if maxCount != count {189 currentTest.recordFailure(withDescription: "onFailure not called \(maxCount) times", inFile: file, atLine: Int(line), expected: true)190 }191 }192 }193}194func XCTAssertEqualErrors(_ error1: Swift.Error, _ error2: Swift.Error, line: UInt = #line, file: StaticString = #file) {195 XCTAssertEqual(error1._domain, error2._domain, "invalid error code", file: file, line: line)196 XCTAssertEqual(error1._code, error2._code, "invalid error code", file: file, line: line)197}198func XCTAssertNoThrow(_ expression: @autoclosure () throws -> Void, line: UInt = #line, file: StaticString = #file) {199 do {200 try expression()201 } catch let error {202 XCTFail("Caught error \(error)", file: file, line: line)203 }...
recordFailure
Using AI Code Generation
1class TestClass: XCTestCase {2 func testExample() {3 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "1.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)4 }5}6class TestClass: XCTestCase {7 func testExample() {8 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "2.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)9 }10}11class TestClass: XCTestCase {12 func testExample() {13 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "3.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)14 }15}16class TestClass: XCTestCase {17 func testExample() {18 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "4.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)19 }20}21class TestClass: XCTestCase {22 func testExample() {23 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "5.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)24 }25}26class TestClass: XCTestCase {27 func testExample() {28 recordFailure(withDescription: "Fail", inFile: "6.swift", atLine: 3, expected: true)29 }30}
recordFailure
Using AI Code Generation
1import XCTest2class test: XCTestCase {3 func test1() {4 XCTAssertEqual(1, 1)5 }6 func test2() {7 XCTAssertEqual(2, 2)8 }9 func test3() {10 XCTAssertEqual(3, 3)11 }12 func test4() {13 XCTAssertEqual(4, 4)14 }15 func test5() {16 XCTAssertEqual(5, 5)17 }18 func test6() {19 XCTAssertEqual(6, 6)20 }21 func test7() {22 XCTAssertEqual(7, 7)23 }24 func test8() {25 XCTAssertEqual(8, 8)26 }27 func test9() {28 XCTAssertEqual(9, 9)29 }30 func test10() {31 XCTAssertEqual(10, 10)32 }33 func test11() {34 XCTAssertEqual(11, 11)35 }36 func test12() {
recordFailure
Using AI Code Generation
1class MyTestCase: XCTestCase {2 func testMyTestCase() {3 let myTestCase = MyTestCase()4 myTestCase.recordFailure(withDescription: "Failed", inFile: #file, atLine: #line, expected: true)5 }6}7class MyTestCase: XCTestCase {8 func testMyTestCase() {9 self.recordFailure(withDescription: "Failed", inFile: #file, atLine: #line, expected: true)10 }11}
recordFailure
Using AI Code Generation
1class TestCase: XCTestCase {2 func testSomething() {3 let expectation = self.expectationWithDescription("testSomething")4 if let error = error {5 self.recordFailureWithDescription("Something went wrong", inFile: "1.swift", atLine: 20, expected: true)6 }7 expectation.fulfill()8 }9 task.resume()10 self.waitForExpectationsWithTimeout(5, handler: nil)11 }12}13class TestCase: XCTestCase {14 func testSomething() {15 let expectation = self.expectationWithDescription("testSomething")16 if let error = error {17 self.recordFailureWithDescription("Something went wrong", inFile: "2.swift", atLine: 20, expected: true)18 }19 expectation.fulfill()20 }21 task.resume()22 self.waitForExpectationsWithTimeout(5, handler: nil)23 }24}
recordFailure
Using AI Code Generation
1import XCTest2class 1: XCTestCase {3 func testExample() {4 let exp = expectation(description: "test")5 DispatchQueue.global().async {6 exp.fulfill()7 }8 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)9 }10}11import XCTest12class 2: XCTestCase {13 func testExample() {14 let exp = expectation(description: "test")15 DispatchQueue.global().async {16 exp.fulfill()17 }18 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)19 }20}21import XCTest22class 3: XCTestCase {23 func testExample() {24 let exp = expectation(description: "test")25 DispatchQueue.global().async {26 exp.fulfill()27 }28 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)29 }30}31import XCTest32class 4: XCTestCase {33 func testExample() {34 let exp = expectation(description: "test")35 DispatchQueue.global().async {36 exp.fulfill()37 }38 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)39 }40}41import XCTest42class 5: XCTestCase {43 func testExample() {44 let exp = expectation(description: "test")45 DispatchQueue.global().async {46 exp.fulfill()47 }48 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)49 }50}51import XCTest52class 6: XCTestCase {53 func testExample() {54 let exp = expectation(description: "test")55 DispatchQueue.global().async {56 exp.fulfill()57 }58 waitForExpectations(timeout: 1, handler: nil)59 }60}61import XCTest62class 7: XCTestCase {63 func testExample() {64 let exp = expectation(description: "test")65 DispatchQueue.global().async {
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