Gio Lodi • 3/22/2017

XCTest closure based expectations

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This article explains how to test asynchronous Swift code in XCTest using closure-based expectations. It demonstrates creating an NSPredicate with a closure to evaluate conditions, generating an XCTestExpectation from it, and waiting for fulfillment, using a ProductViewConfigurator example to test UI updates.

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