Detect When Running Tests in Your AppDelegate

• Detect When Running Tests in Your AppDelegate

Episode #341 | 5 minutes | published on May 24, 2018 | Uses swift-4.1, Xcode-9.3

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When running your unit tests, you may have noticed that your application continues to launch in the simulator. In this episode we'll talk about why that can be problematic and what you can do to mitigate this issue from interfering with your tests.

This episode is part of a series: Testing iOS Applications.

1. Intro 1 min

2. Introduction to XCTest 14 min

3. Adding XCTest to Existing Projects 6 min

4. Using XCTest in Playgrounds 4 min

5. Value Based Testing 4 min

6. Mocks and Stubs 17 min

7. Testing Asynchronous Code 4 min

8. CoinList: Testing a real API 21 min

9. CoinList: Stubbing Network Requests 27 min

10. How to Measure Test Coverage with XCTest 18 min

11. Refactoring Tests - Using #file and #line to indicate failure location 10 min

12. Creating Higher Level Assertions 10 min

13. Testing View Controllers - Loading Data 15 min

14. Testing our Table View Datasource Implementation 14 min

15. Detect When Running Tests in Your AppDelegate 5 min

16. Stubbing Image Requests 5 min

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