Typhoon is a great tool, and iOS team in Rambler&Co loves it a lot. Besides actual contributing, we've developed some useful tools which cannot be included in the main project.
RamblerInitialAssemblyCollector
- this class can be used for activating assemblies on startup instead of plist integration.RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTests
- A base test class used forTyphoonAssembly
testing.
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
At first, make your assemblies conform the RamblerInitialAssembly
protocol:
@interface ApplicationAssembly : TyphoonAssembly <RamblerInitialAssembly>
@end
Then, instead of adding this assembly in the Info.plist
file, add the following code in the AppDelegate
:
@implementation AppDelegate
- (NSArray *)initialAssemblies {
RamblerInitialAssemblyCollector *collector = [RamblerInitialAssemblyCollector new];
return [collector collectInitialAssemblyClasses];
}
@end
The RamblerInitialAssemblyCollector
will find your assembly in the runtime and automatically activate it.
Inherit your test from the RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTests
:
@interface RamblerApplicationAssemblyTests : RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTests
@property (nonatomic, strong) RamblerApplicationAssembly *assembly;
@end
Write new tests: one per your assembly method. To describe the type of a test object use RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTestsTypeDescriptor
. Don't forget that we don't verify blocks and primitive types: just only classes and protocols.
- (void)testThatAssemblyCreatesAppDelegateWithDependencies {
// given
Class expectedClass = [RamblerAppDelegate class];
NSArray *expectedProtocols = @[
@protocol(UIApplicationDelegate),
@protocol(RamblerFooProtocol)
];
RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTestsTypeDescriptor *resultTypeDescriptor =
[RamblerTyphoonAssemblyTestsTypeDescriptor descriptorWithClass:expectedClass
andProtocols:expectedProtocols];
NSArray *dependencies = @[
RamblerSelector(injectedString),
RamblerSelector(injectedPropertyWithProtocols)
];
// when
id result = [self.assembly appDelegate];
// then
[self verifyTargetDependency:result
withDescriptor:resultTypeDescriptor
dependencies:dependencies];
}
You are testing the following things:
- The target object is created
- The result is of the required class and conforms to the required protocols
- The result has all of the listed dependencies
- Dependencies are of the right classes and conform to the required protocols
RamblerTyphoonUtils is available through CocoaPods. To use the AssemblyCollector
:
pod "RamblerTyphoonUtils/AssemblyCollector"
To use the AssemblyTesting
:
target 'ProjectNameTargetTests', :exclusive => true do
pod "RamblerTyphoonUtils/AssemblyTesting"
end
Warning: do not include AssemblyTesting
subspec in the main target!
- Egor Tolstoy, [email protected]
- Irina Dyagileva, [email protected]
- Andrey Rezanov, [email protected]
- Andrey Zarembo-Godzyatsky, [email protected]
RamblerTyphoonUtils is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.