How to use AssertionRecorder class

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AssertionRecorder.swift

Source:AssertionRecorder.swift

1import Foundation2/// A data structure that stores information about an assertion when3/// AssertionRecorder is set as the Nimble assertion handler.4///5/// @see AssertionRecorder6/// @see AssertionHandler7public struct AssertionRecord: CustomStringConvertible {8    /// Whether the assertion succeeded or failed9    public let success: Bool10    /// The failure message the assertion would display on failure.11    public let message: FailureMessage12    /// The source location the expectation occurred on.13    public let location: SourceLocation14    public var description: String {15        return "AssertionRecord { success=\(success), message='\(message.stringValue)', location=\(location) }"16    }17}18/// An AssertionHandler that silently records assertions that Nimble makes.19/// This is useful for testing failure messages for matchers.20///21/// @see AssertionHandler22public class AssertionRecorder: AssertionHandler {23    /// All the assertions that were captured by this recorder24    public var assertions = [AssertionRecord]()25    public init() {}26    public func assert(_ assertion: Bool, message: FailureMessage, location: SourceLocation) {27        assertions.append(28            AssertionRecord(29                success: assertion,30                message: message,31                location: location))32    }33}34/// Allows you to temporarily replace the current Nimble assertion handler with35/// the one provided for the scope of the closure.36///37/// Once the closure finishes, then the original Nimble assertion handler is restored.38///39/// @see AssertionHandler40public func withAssertionHandler(_ tempAssertionHandler: AssertionHandler, closure: () throws -> Void) {41    let environment = NimbleEnvironment.activeInstance42    let oldRecorder = environment.assertionHandler43    let capturer = NMBExceptionCapture(handler: nil, finally: ({44        environment.assertionHandler = oldRecorder45    }))46    environment.assertionHandler = tempAssertionHandler47    capturer.tryBlock {48        try! closure()49    }50}51/// Captures expectations that occur in the given closure. Note that all52/// expectations will still go through to the default Nimble handler.53///54/// This can be useful if you want to gather information about expectations55/// that occur within a closure.56///57/// @param silently expectations are no longer send to the default Nimble 58///                 assertion handler when this is true. Defaults to false.59///60/// @see gatherFailingExpectations61public func gatherExpectations(silently: Bool = false, closure: @escaping () -> Void) -> [AssertionRecord] {62    let previousRecorder = NimbleEnvironment.activeInstance.assertionHandler63    let recorder = AssertionRecorder()64    let handlers: [AssertionHandler]65    if silently {66        handlers = [recorder]67    } else {68        handlers = [recorder, previousRecorder]69    }70    let dispatcher = AssertionDispatcher(handlers: handlers)71    withAssertionHandler(dispatcher, closure: closure)72    return recorder.assertions73}74/// Captures failed expectations that occur in the given closure. Note that all75/// expectations will still go through to the default Nimble handler.76///77/// This can be useful if you want to gather information about failed...

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2func test() {3    let recorder = AssertionRecorder()4    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions.count) == 05    expect(1) == 26    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions.count) == 17    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions[0].message) == "expected to equal <2>, got <1>"8}9import XCTest10class AssertionRecorder {11    var recordedAssertions = [XCTAssertionRecord]()12    func recordFailure(withDescription description: String, inFile filePath: String?, atLine lineNumber: UInt, expected: Bool) {13        recordedAssertions.append(XCTAssertionRecord(description: description, filePath: filePath, lineNumber: lineNumber, expected: expected))14    }15}16func test() {17    let recorder = AssertionRecorder()18    XCTAssertEqual(recorder.recordedAssertions.count, 0)19    XCTAssertEqual(1, 2)20    XCTAssertEqual(recorder.recordedAssertions.count, 1)21    XCTAssertEqual(recorder.recordedAssertions[0].description, "expected to equal <2>, got <1>")22}23import Quick24import Nimble25class AssertionRecorder {26    var recordedAssertions = [XCTAssertionRecord]()27    func recordFailure(withDescription description: String, inFile filePath: String?, atLine lineNumber: UInt, expected: Bool) {28        recordedAssertions.append(XCTAssertionRecord(description: description, filePath: filePath, lineNumber: lineNumber, expected: expected))29    }30}31class QuickAssertionRecorder: QuickAssertionHandler {32    var recordedAssertions = [XCTAssertionRecord]()33    func handleFailure(_ message: String, file: String, line: UInt) {34        recordedAssertions.append(XCTAssertionRecord(description: message, filePath: file, lineNumber: line, expected: false))35    }36}37func test() {38    let recorder = QuickAssertionRecorder()39    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions.count) == 040    expect(1) == 241    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions.count) == 142    expect(recorder.recordedAssertions[0].description) == "expected to equal <2>, got <1>"43}44import Quick45import Nimble46func test() {

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {4    func test() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        expect(1).to(recorder.record())7        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))8    }9}10import Nimble11import XCTest12class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {13    func test() {14        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()15        expect(1).to(recorder.record())16        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))17    }18}19import Nimble20import XCTest21class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {22    func test() {23        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()24        expect(1).to(recorder.record())25        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))26    }27}28import Nimble29import XCTest30class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {31    func test() {32        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()33        expect(1).to(recorder.record())34        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))35    }36}37import Nimble38import XCTest39class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {40    func test() {41        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()42        expect(1).to(recorder.record())43        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))44    }45}46import Nimble47import XCTest48class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {49    func test() {50        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()51        expect(1).to(recorder.record())52        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))53    }54}55import Nimble56import XCTest57class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {58    func test() {59        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()60        expect(1).to(recorder.record())61        expect(recorder.assertions.count).to(equal(1))62    }63}64import Nimble65import XCTest

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {4    func testItRecordsAssertions() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        recorder.record {7            expect(1).to(equal(1))8            expect(1).to(equal(2))9        }10        expect(recorder.assertions.count) == 211    }12}13import Quick14import Nimble15import XCTest16class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {17    func testItRecordsAssertions() {18        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()19        recorder.record {20            expect(1).to(equal(1))21            expect(1).to(equal(2))22        }23        expect(recorder.assertions.count) == 224    }25}26import Quick27import Nimble28import XCTest29class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {30    func testItRecordsAssertions() {31        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()32        recorder.record {33            expect(1).to(equal(1))34            expect(1).to(equal(2))35        }36        expect(recorder.assertions.count) == 237    }38}39I have tried to find the problem in the source code of Nimble and Quick. I have found that the Nimble assertion recorder is using the Nimble assertion handler and the Quick assertion recorder is using the Quick assertion handler. The Nimble assertion handler is defined in the Nimble framework and the Quick assertion handler is defined in the Quick framework. The Nimble framework and the Quick framework are not imported in the first file, so the Nimble assertion handler is not found in the first file. The Nimble framework and the Quick framework are imported in the second and third

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class MyTest: XCTestCase {4    func testExample() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        expect(recorder.record {7            expect(1).to(equal(2))8        }).to(beTrue(), description: "Expected to record an assertion")9    }10}11import Nimble12import XCTest13class MyTest: XCTestCase {14    func testExample() {15        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()16        expect(recorder.record {17            expect(1).to(equal(2))18        }).to(beTrue(), description: "Expected to record an assertion")19    }20}

AssertionRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1import Nimble2import XCTest3class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {4    func testAssertRecord() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        let result = recorder.record {7            expect(1).to(equal(2))8        }9        XCTAssertFalse(result)10        XCTAssertEqual(recorder.assertions.count, 1)11        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.message, "expected to equal <2>, got <1>")12        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.location.file, "1.swift")13        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.location.line, 14)14    }15}

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class AssertionRecorderTestecorderTest: XCTestCase {4FailingAssertionRecorder() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        expect(1).to(recordFailure(recorder))7        XCTAssertqual(recorder.assertions.count, 1)8    }9}10import Nimble11import XCTest12class AssertionRecorder: AssertionHandler {13    func assert(_ assertion: AssertionResult, file: FileString, line: UInt) {14        assertions.append(assertion)15    }16}17AssertionRecorderTest.testFailingAssertionRecorder:14: error: AssertionRecorderTest.testFailingAssertionRecorder : XCTAssertEqual failed: ("0") is not equal to ("1")18import XCTest19import Nimble20class AssertionRecorderTest: XCTestCase {21    func testFailingAssertionRecorder() {22        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()23        epect(1).to(recordFailure(recorder))24        recorder.assertionHandler.assert(recorder.assertions.first!, file: #file, line: #line)25        XCTAssertEqual(recorder.assertions.count, 1)26    }27}28class AssertionRecorder: AssertionHandler {29    func assert(_ assertion: AssertionResult, file: FileString, line: UInt) {30        ssertions.append(assertion)31    }32}

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class TestSwift : XCTestCase {4    func testAssertRecord() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        let result = recorder.record {7            expect(1).to(equal(2))8        }9        XCTAssertFalse(result)10        XCTAssertEqual(recorder.assertions.count, 1)11        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.message, "expected to equal <2>, got <1>")12        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.location.file, "1.swift")13        XCTAssertEqual(assertion.location.line, 14)14    }15}

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import XCTest3class TestSwift : XCTestCase {4    func testExample() {5        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()6        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {7            expect(1).to(equal(2))8        }9        XCTAssertFalse(result)10    }11}12import Nimble13import XCTest14class TestSwift : XCTestCase {15    func testExample() {16        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()17        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {18            expect(1).to(equal(2))19        }20        XCTAssertFalse(result)21    }22}23import Nimble24import XCTest25class TestSwift : XCTestCase {26    func testExample() {27        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()28        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {29            expect(1).to(equal(2))30        }31        XCTAssertFalse(result)32    }33}34import Nimble35import XCTest36class TestSwift : XCTestCase {37    func testExample() {38        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()39        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {40            expect(1).to(equal(2))41        }42        XCTAssertFalse(result)43    }44}

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import Quick3class TestClass: QuickSpec {4    override func spec() {5        describe("TestClass") {6            it("test assert") {7                let test = AssertionRecorder()8                expect(test.record { () -> Bool in9                }).to(beTrue())10            }11        }12    }13}14import Quick15import Nimble16class TestClass: QuickSpec {17    override func spec() {18        describe("TestClass") {19            it("test assert") {20                let test = AssertionRecorder()21                expect(test.record { () -> Bool in22                }).to(beTrue())23            }24        }25    }26}27	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds28	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds29	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds30	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000.swift31import Nimble32import XCTest33class TestSwift : XCTestCase {34    func testExample() {35        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()36        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {37            expect(1).to(equal(2))38        }39        XCTAssertFalse(result)40    }41}42import Nimble43import XCTest44class TestSwift : XCTestCase {45    func testExample() {46        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()47        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {48            expect(1).to(equal(2))49        }50        XCTAssertFalse(result)51    }52}53import Nimble54import XCTest55class TestSwift : XCTestCase {56    func testExample() {57        let recorder = AssertionRecorder()58        let result = recorder.recordAssertion {59            expect(1).to(equal(2))60        }61        XCTAssertFalse(result)62    }63}

AssertionRecorder

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1import Nimble2import Quick3class TestClass: QuickSpec {4    override func spec() {5        describe("TestClass") {6            it("test assert") {7                let test = AssertionRecorder()8                expect(test.record { () -> Bool in9                }).to(beTrue())10            }11        }12    }13}14import Quick15import Nimble16class TestClass: QuickSpec {17    override func spec() {18        describe("TestClass") {19            it("test assert") {20                let test = AssertionRecorder()21                expect(test.record { () -> Bool in22                }).to(beTrue())23            }24        }25    }26}27	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds28	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds29	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000 (0.000) seconds30	 Executed 0 tests, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.000

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