MockFive allows you to make a single mock for a class or protocol. You can then configure instances of this mock with stubbed implementations. For any commonly used class, MockFive can offer a powerful means to satisfy Swift's strict typing system without sacrificing power. Because of Swift's strict typing, you must implement every method you intend to mock with calls to MockFive's stub().
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// Optional types will return `nil` by default func myFunc(arg1: Int, arg2: String) -> String? { return stub(identifier: "myFunc", arguments: arg1, arg2) } // Non-optional types require a default value var customItem = MyCustomClass() // This may be changed later. stub will return new value func myFunc() -> MyCustomClass { return stub(identifier: "myFunc") { customItem } }
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