Michael Jurewitz
Michael Tsai
@Jury Wish it had more concise macros and supported more types of checks natively.
Unscientific poll: If you don’t like working with OCUnit in ObjC, why not? What do you wish it did differently?
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@mjtsai got a couple examples handy? - View other replies
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@Jury And lastly, macros to compare arrays, dicts, and sets and report exactly where the differences are. -
@mjtsai great details, thank you!
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@Jury I wish it didn't distinguish between application and logic tests... -
@heathborders tell me about about this specifically. What do you want instead? -
@Jury I want to write test code and have it run on the device or simulator. I don't get why different APIs can't be tested everywhere.
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@thekarladam@cbarrett@Jury In your test target:http://cl.ly/image/3N0d0i210F2h … -
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@thekarladam@cbarrett@Jury I’m also working on a set of blog posts about BDD Obj-C: (1) Why, (2) Models, (3) Views, (4) VCs, (5) Network. -
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@Jury if OCUnit worked like Kiwi, I’d be happy… which is why I just use Kiwi. Descriptive syntax, built in mocks/stubs, better expectations -
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@Jury All my tests are written in JSTalk now. Which is awesome btw. - View other replies
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@ccgus are you mostly testing model stuff then? I don’t know how to test the interaction of Sketch - which is the most complicated part -
@pieteromvlee I'm mostly testing various operations, and the output is what it should be.
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@Jury Integrate better. The problem is that the builtin stuff runs with every compile but is limited so we swap to OCMock/Unit and lose that
Heath Borders
Karl Adam
Zac West
Stewart Gleadow
Gus Mueller
Pieter Omvlee
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