Andrew Bancroft • 12/29/2014

Getting Started with Unit Testing in Swift

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This article provides a comprehensive 5-step guide for beginners to start unit testing in Swift. It covers creating a project in Xcode with automatic test targets, toggling the 'Defines Module' build setting for frameworks like Quick, importing the main module into test files, and managing access control by making types public or using @testable import. The guide emphasizes testing publicly accessible behavior to avoid obscure issues, making it a practical resource for iOS developers new to unit testing.

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