Gio Lodi • 1/12/2016

Testing callbacks in Swift with XCTest

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This article provides a detailed guide on testing asynchronous code that uses callback closures in Swift. It explains the problem with synchronous XCTest for async operations and demonstrates the solution using XCTestExpectation, including code examples for defining, fulfilling, and waiting for expectations in unit tests.

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