Archived because Xcode 16 supports Swift Testing directly
A Swift Macro for generating XCTest compatible scaffolding around tests written for swift-testing
This allows Test Suites & Cases Placeholders to be shown in Even tough you shouldn't need more than the Getting Started Section there is an in progress Documentation hosted here: +Documentation
- Swift Package Index
- Documentation
First add XCTesting as a depency to your Swift Package or Xcode Project
// Dependency
.package(url: "https://github.com/NoahKamara/swift-xctesting.git", from: "0.1.0")
// Target Dependency
.product(name: "Testing", package: "swift-testing")
Simply add the @XCTesting
attribute to a Test or Suite and it will generate a XCTestCase
with dummy tests
@XCTesting
@Suite
struct MyTests {
@Test(arguments: [1,2,3])
func example(arg: Int) {
#expect(arg > 0
}
}
// Expansion from XCTesting
class MyTests_XCTest: XCTestCase {
func testExample() async throws {
try await Tests.run(suite: MyTests.self, testName: "testExample(arg:)", hostedBy: self)
}
}
If you apply @XCTesting
to standalone test function it will generate a XCTestCase
with only one dummy
be warned: this might clutter xcodes test output
@Test(arguments: [1,2,3])
func standaloneExample(arg: Int) {
#expect(arg > 0)
}
// Expansion from XCTesting
class standaloneExample_XCTest: XCTestCase {
func testStandaloneExample() async throws {
try await Tests.run(testName: "testExample(arg:)", hostedBy: self)
}
}
Contributions are always welcome!
The Scope of this project should remain bridging swift-testing and XCTest for IDE support
- Scaffolding for Suites
- Scaffolding for Functions
- Support Failures
- Support Skip
- Add better documentation
- Investigate better supporting traits
- ...