AsyncDSLUser

Defines a closure to be run prior to any examples in the test suite. You may define an unlimited number of these closures, but there is no guarantee as to the order in which they’re run.

If the test suite crashes before the first example is run, this closure will not be executed.

beforeSuite intentionally does not allow async methods to be called. This is to ensure that in a mixed synchronous & asynchronous environment, beforeSuite hooks are truly called before any tests in the the suite run.

Defines a closure to be run after all of the examples in the test suite. You may define an unlimited number of these closures, but there is no guarantee as to the order in which they’re run.

If the test suite crashes before all examples are run, this closure will not be executed.

afterSuite intentionally does not allow async methods to be called. This is to ensure that in a mixed synchronous & asynchronous environment, beforeSuite hooks are truly called after all tests in the the suite have run.

Defines an example group. Example groups are logical groupings of examples. Example groups can share setup and teardown code.

Defines an example group. Equivalent to describe.

Defines a closure to be run prior to each example in the current example group. This closure is not run for pending or otherwise disabled examples. An example group may contain an unlimited number of beforeEach. They’ll be run in the order they’re defined, but you shouldn’t rely on that behavior.

Identical to Quick.DSL.beforeEach, except the closure is provided with metadata on the example that the closure is being run prior to.

Defines a closure to be run after each example in the current example group. This closure is not run for pending or otherwise disabled examples. An example group may contain an unlimited number of afterEach. They’ll be run in the order they’re defined, but you shouldn’t rely on that behavior.

Identical to Quick.DSL.afterEach, except the closure is provided with metadata on the example that the closure is being run after.

Defines a closure to that wraps each example in the current example group. This closure is not run for pending or otherwise disabled examples.

The closure you pass to aroundEach receives a callback as its argument, which it MUST call exactly one for the example to run properly:

aroundEach { runExample in doSomeSetup() runExample() doSomeCleanup() }

This callback is particularly useful for test decartions that can’t split into a separate beforeEach and afterEach. For example, running each example in its own autorelease pool (provided by Task) requires aroundEach:

aroundEach { runExample in autoreleasepool { runExample() } checkObjectsNoLongerRetained() }

You can also use aroundEach to guarantee proper nesting of setup and cleanup operations in situations where their relative order matters.

An example group may contain an unlimited number of aroundEach callbacks. They will nest inside each other, with the first declared in the group nested at the outermost level.

Identical to Quick.DSL.aroundEach, except the closure receives metadata about the example that the closure wraps.

Defines a closure to be run prior to each example but after any beforeEach blocks. This closure is not run for pending or otherwise disabled examples. An example group may contain an unlimited number of justBeforeEach. They’ll be run in the order they’re defined, but you shouldn’t rely on that behavior.

Defines an example. Examples use assertions to demonstrate how code should behave. These are like “tests” in XCTest.

Inserts the examples defined using a AsyncBehavior into the current example group. The shared examples are executed at this location, as if they were written out manually. This function also passes a strongly-typed context that can be evaluated to give the shared examples extra information on the subject of the example.

Defines an example or example group that should not be executed. Use pending to temporarily disable examples or groups that should not be run yet.

Use this to quickly mark a describe closure as pending. This disables all examples within the closure.

Use this to quickly mark a context closure as pending. This disables all examples within the closure.

Use this to quickly mark an it closure as pending. This disables the example and ensures the code within the closure is never run.

Use this to quickly mark an itBehavesLike closure as pending. This disables the example group defined by this behavior and ensures the code within is never run.

Use this to quickly focus a describe closure, focusing the examples in the closure. If any examples in the test suite are focused, only those examples are executed. This trumps any explicitly focused or unfocused examples within the closure–they are all treated as focused.

Use this to quickly focus a context closure. Equivalent to fdescribe.

Use this to quickly focus an it closure, focusing the example. If any examples in the test suite are focused, only those examples are executed.

Use this to quickly focus on itBehavesLike closure.