Test-Driven iOS Development with Swift电子书

Test-Driven iOS Development with Swift

Table of Contents

Test-Driven iOS Development with Swift

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewer

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Your First Unit Tests

Building your first automatic unit test

What are unit tests?

Implementing a unit test example

Important built-in assert functions

Understanding TDD

The TDD workflow – red, green, and refactor

Red

Green

Refactor

TDD in Xcode

An example of TDD

Red – example 1

Green – example 1

Refactor – example 1

Red – example 2

Green – example 2

Refactor – example 2

A recap

Finding information about tests in Xcode

Test Navigator

Tests overview

Running tests

Running one specific test

Running all tests in a test case

Running a group of tests

The setUp() and tearDown() methods

Debugging tests

Breakpoint that breaks on test failure

Test again feature

Advantages of TDD

Disadvantages of TDD

What to test

Summary

2. Planning and Structuring Your Test-Driven iOS App

Task list view

Task detail view

Task input view

Structure of the app

The Table View Controller, the delegate and the data source

Table view cells

A model

Other view controllers

Development strategy

Getting started with Xcode

Setting useful Xcode behaviors for testing

Useful build behaviors

Testing behaviors

Summary

3. A Test-Driven Data Model

Implementing the ToDoItem struct

Adding a title property

Adding an itemDescription property

Removing a hidden source of bugs

Adding a timestamp property

Adding a location property

Implementing the Location struct

Adding a coordinate property

Implementing the ItemManager class

Count

Adding and checking items

Equatable

Removing all items

Ensuring uniqueness

Summary

4. A Test-Driven View Controller

Implementing ItemListViewController

Implementing ItemListDataProvider

Conducting the first tests

Fake objects

Using mocks

Checking and unchecking items

Implementing ItemCell

Implementing DetailViewController

Implementing InputViewController

Summary

5. Testing Network Code

Implementing asynchronous tests

Implementing a login request to a web service

Handling errors

Summary

6. Putting It All Together

Connecting parts

The initial View Controller

Showing the input view

Showing the detail view

Serialization and deserialization

Functional tests

Adding a UI test target

Recording and testing

Summary

7. Code Coverage and Continuous Integration

Enabling code coverage

Code coverage in Xcode

What code coverage is enough?

Continuous integration

Installing and setting up Xcode Server

Adding bots

Automatic deployment with fastlane

Installing fastlane

Setting up

Summary

8. Where to Go from Here

What we have learned so far

Integration tests

UI tests

Behavior-Driven Development

TDD in existing projects

More information about TDD

Summary

Index