Unit Testing Swift Mobile App

Unit Testing Swift Mobile App, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 137 lectures, based on 2002 reviews, and has 9353 subscribers.

You will learn about Unit Test iOS Mobile App XCTest Framework Create, Run and Debug Unit Tests Mock Dependencies Use Dependency Injection UI Testing This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Swift developers with no experience with Unit Testing It is particularly useful for Beginner Swift developers with no experience with Unit Testing.

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Summary

Title: Unit Testing Swift Mobile App

Price: $99.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 137

Number of Published Lectures: 137

Number of Curriculum Items: 137

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 137

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Unit Test iOS Mobile App

XCTest Framework

Create, Run and Debug Unit Tests

Mock Dependencies

Use Dependency Injection

UI Testing

Who Should Attend

Beginner Swift developers with no experience with Unit Testing

Target Audiences

Beginner Swift developers with no experience with Unit Testing

Unit Testing is a must-have skill and this video course is about Unit Testing Swift code.

If you take this video course, you will learn how to follow a Test Driven Development process to implement a feature for an iOS mobile app built with Swift.   

This video course starts with Unit Test basics and continues with a very practical set of lessons that demonstrates how to follow a Test-Driven process to implement the User Signup feature in the Model View Presenter mobile app.

By the end of this video course, you will have a very clear understanding of how to write Unit Tests and UI Testsfor your Swift mobile application, and you will be able to test even very complex Swift code.

If you are a freelance developer you might postpone learning how to unit test iOS app for some time. But if you are planning to join a bigger team, then unit testing is a must-have skill for you to be able to work on important app features.

Have a look through the curriculum of this course to see what it covers. Watch a few sample video lessons. And if you have questions, I am always here to help you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Source Code

Lecture 2: Introduction

Chapter 2: Basics of Unit Testing in Xcode

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Testing Pyramid

Lecture 3: The F.I.R.S.T Principle

Lecture 4: Test-Driven Development Lifecycle

Lecture 5: Enable Unit Tests in Xcode Project

Lecture 6: The Default Unit Test Case Class Explained

Lecture 7: The addTeardownBlock()

Lecture 8: Creating a New Test Case Class

Lecture 9: Ways to Run Unit Test in Xcode

Lecture 10: The Default Order of Unit Tests

Lecture 11: Unit Test Naming Requirements

Lecture 12: Ways to Disable or Skip Unit Test

Lecture 13: Viewing Test Results

Lecture 14: Code Coverage

Lecture 15: 100% Code Coverage

Lecture 16: Test Method Code Structure. Arrange, Act, Assert.

Lecture 17: Assertions

Lecture 18: Enabling the Failure Debugger Breakpoint

Lecture 19: Parallel Distributed Testing on Multiple Simulator Clones

Chapter 3: TDD. Implementing Model Validator

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Test That User First Name is Valid

Lecture 3: Test for a very short First Name

Lecture 4: Test for a very long First Name

Lecture 5: Challenge: Apply TDD to Implement Validation of Last Name and Email Address

Lecture 6: Test if user passwords match

Lecture 7: Test if user passwords do not match

Chapter 4: Test Code in Isolation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Dependency Injection

Lecture 3: Use of Protocols

Lecture 4: Test Toubles – Fake, Mock, Stub, Dummy

Chapter 5: TDD. Implementing Network Service Class.

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Initial SignupWebServiceTests Unit Test class

Lecture 3: Create Initial SignupWebService Class

Lecture 4: Implementing SignupFormRequestModel

Lecture 5: Adding CompletionHandler to Signup Method Signature

Lecture 6: Implementing the Initial SignupResponseModel

Lecture 7: Implementing the Initial SignupErrors Enum

Lecture 8: Organize Project Folders

Lecture 9: Assert that the Response Status is Equal to ok

Lecture 10: Adding an Expectation and an Asynchronous Wait Method

Lecture 11: Inject URL String

Lecture 12: Prepare URL

Lecture 13: Prepare URL Request Object

Lecture 14: Create DataTask

Lecture 15: Inject URLSession

Lecture 16: Return Response Model

Lecture 17: Trying how it works with Real HTTP Request

Lecture 18: Mock URLProtocol

Lecture 19: Make URLSession use MockURLProtocol

Lecture 20: Handle Unknown JSON Response Model

Lecture 21: When Empty URL Provided Return a Specific Error Message

Lecture 22: Refactor SignupErrors Enum

Lecture 23: Test URL Request Failure

Lecture 24: Check Code Coverage

Chapter 6: TDD. Implementing Presenter Class in MVP Application

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Presenter Unit Test Class and Test Method

Lecture 3: Create Signup Form Model Struct

Lecture 4: Create SignupPresenter class and the processUserSignup() method

Lecture 5: Create Initial MockSignupModelValidator class

Lecture 6: Create Validator Protocol

Lecture 7: Inject Validator Mock and validate each property

Lecture 8: Refactor

Lecture 9: Unit Test to verify the signup() was called

Lecture 10: Create SignupWebService Mock Class

Lecture 11: Signup Web Service Protocol

Lecture 12: Inject Signup Web Service Mock in to Presenter

Lecture 13: Unit Test to assert that Presenter calls a method on View Delagate

Lecture 14: Create View Delegate Protocol and MockSignupViewDelegate

Lecture 15: Inject View Delegate into Presenter

Lecture 16: Counting number of times a method was called

Lecture 17: Verify that successfulSignup() called one time only

Lecture 18: Refactor

Lecture 19: Coding Challenge

Lecture 20: Assert that Presenter calls a Error Handler on View Delagate

Lecture 21: Review Code Coverage of Presenter Class

Chapter 7: Unit Testing View Controller

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create a New Test Class and a Test Method

Lecture 3: Test UITextFields are initially empty

Lecture 4: Test UITextField has a referencing outlet

Lecture 5: Test UIButton has @IBAction assigned to it

Lecture 6: Test UIButton Action invokes code in Presenter

Lecture 7: Create MockSignupPresenter class

Lecture 8: Inject MockSignupPresenter into View Controller

Chapter 8: Testing Old or Legacy Code

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Refactor Massive View Controllers

Lecture 3: Use Protocols and Dependency Injection

Lecture 4: Adding code to existing methods

Lecture 5: Break large functions into smaller ones

Lecture 6: Wrapping existing classes. Decorator pattern.

Chapter 9: Examples: Ways to Load UIViewController in a Unit Test

Instructors

Sergey Kargopolov
Software developer

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