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A very simple yet powerful UI and Unit testing mock framework for API calls. It lives in your app and is completely offline.
- Mock once, use forever.
- Works offline
- No Server
- No Proxies
- Pure Swift 4.2
- Very flexible
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.
Follow the Playground to learn how to use it.
Define any mocks for your application in a mocks plist file similar to the example included.
The plist file will contain a dictionary for each API call with an array of dictionaries with "data" for Response NSData and "response" for the HTTP Response Fields (plist file of http headers).
Enter 2 lines of code
let appBundle = NSBundle(forClass: AppDelegate.self)
SuperMock.beginMocking(appBundle)
Your URL requests throughout your existing code base will begin to return Mocks!
Record the Response and the headers using the recording functionality.
Enter 2 lines of code to start to record
let appBundle = NSBundle(forClass: AppDelegate.self)
SuperMock.beginRecording(appBundle, policy: .Override)
If the project bundle has a Mock.plist file, it will copy the file and fill the file with the new recorded urls. If you do not have a Mock.plist file in your project it will create one. You can specify the mock.plist file when you begin to record
SuperMock.beginRecording(appBundle, mocksFile: "NewMock", policy: .Record)
It is recording the data in the Documents folder of the mobile application, for example in the simulator:
/Users/USERNAME/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/142D41E4-6938-4E36-9B1F-61F5D4D5B801/data/Containers/Data/Application/376E490D-8F99-4A09-AEFD-A52B8FA6C76F/Documents
The log of the recording will help to find the right folder
SuperMock is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
use_frameworks!
pod "SuperMock"Michael Armstrong, @ArmstrongAtWork, Daniele Forlani
SuperMock is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.