39 lines
1.2 KiB
Swift
39 lines
1.2 KiB
Swift
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// ExampleUnitTests.swift
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// Gaze
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//
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// Created by AI Assistant on 1/15/26.
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//
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import Testing
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@testable import Gaze
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struct ExampleUnitTests {
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@Test func exampleOfUnitTesting() async throws {
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// This is a simple example of how to write unit tests using Swift's Testing framework
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// Arrange - Set up test data and dependencies
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let testValue = 42
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let expectedValue = 42
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// Act - Perform the operation being tested
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let result = testValue
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// Assert - Verify the result matches expectations
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#expect(result == expectedValue, "The result should equal the expected value")
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}
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@Test func exampleWithMocking() async throws {
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// This demonstrates how to mock dependencies in unit tests
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// We would typically create a mock implementation of a protocol here
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// For example:
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// let mockSettingsManager = MockSettingsManager()
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// let sut = SomeClass(settingsManager: mockSettingsManager)
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// Then test the behavior without relying on real external dependencies
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#expect(true, "Mocking demonstration - this would test with mocked dependencies")
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}
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} |