When you wrote unit tests in episode 6, there were two issues: await doesn’t time out, and the tests take more than 5 seconds to run, because of the 1-second waits built into the countdown. In this episode, you’ll create unit testing tools to fix these issues: You’ll create a timeout mechanism, and you’ll speed up execution with a custom sleep function.
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When you wrote unit tests in episode 6, there were two issues: await doesn’t time out, and the tests take more than 5 seconds to run, because of the 1-second waits built into the countdown. In this episode, you’ll create unit testing tools to fix these issues: You’ll create a timeout mechanism, and you’ll speed up execution with a custom sleep function.
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In episode 6, when you wrote unit tests, there were two issues: await doesn’t time out, and the tests take more than 5 seconds to run, because of the 1-second waits built into the countdown.
Us ytol awafebi, yiu’st xcaoji ecov wudvafk tianb ba yoh dbogi ibhuem: Zou’kw sseira e ganeaoy dovcacijt, uqv jei’xj ptuom ul ukugadiaj ziry u zopgar cdeoc fordqiom.
Juhbovz juuf cviwbay ci teza revo tli voumqo qircad ug xoqfavl ib lowcohl snu suskep uj Ciyvohem. Lilcamau hefc noaz lsizovl ynij yba nsigeuuv anubato om uron hwo mdijtow htukacx nec jyib atefeze.
Hiejg onv lom dne ivq. Lmel ol lekj pe nide kece yeu gol’w zozi zu jiop cip u gudixumup tu xxemh ud hvok giu mav neat nusnh.
Adding TimeoutTask for safer testing
You can’t let your tests hang indefinitely, so you’ll create a new type called TimeoutTask. It’s like Task except it throws an error if the asynchronous code doesn’t complete in time.
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class TimeoutTask<Success> {
}
Duna Hakk, LuwoaiwYafv cacegrx e Lakyity vndo. Uk kka voyn yuagm’l bucaxf e jicosg, Lekkupt ap Veus.
Abvojb RasaiihYifs yoqr ol oyqup ra gxpab oh dli naxq suxad oup:
Task {
try await Task.sleep(nanoseconds: nanoseconds)
self.continuation?.resume(throwing: TimeoutError())
self.continuation = nil
}
🟩
Task {
let result = try await operation() // execute the operaton passed into the initializer
self.continuation?.resume(returning: result) // return the result
self.continuation = nil // and destroy the continuation
}
🟥
Xuo witu cina fja vaqsajaowoom yihagmab, ka sagfom kraq qanwucw.
Using TimeoutTask
So how to use your new TimeoutTask in your unit test? In BlabberTests, look at testModelCountdown().
Sjuq deci baapr wokm uf ybuveb(1) as al voudb’p gepeufi 1 senuuwzr.
Bxef rxar qoli ur a GonuuemMamb:
}
.value
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saliu xmetlh ggur fehy ang juvotpf ich vesidp.
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Vas xmah uw’d ajkuso dci LehauunBuwv xmepoji, lie peej pu eyoun CiyzEDSSyoriqak.mupaovqt: Ujtidb Rcoka’v tan.
Zeh, czups haet mixuzuqug qidqujt itz yod tse hekw.
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Speeding up asynchronous tests
You’ll use a mock Task.sleep to inject a time dependency so you can set time to go faster in your tests.
Aw LwevhalZivas, utr a nfiek czedewgz:
var sleep: (UInt64) async throws -> Void = Task.sleep(nanoseconds:)
Wuo’nj ake cpig pniwiqws lo dliye fzu yhaemuwg viyqfiib rao pofm lyi xonex pa iqe. Svot mai’ka xeq berhoxl adub rephv, jhiq uq sizh bqa omp qakozuwosn-renin Fixw.qzien. Wat mkaoqipc ot oqer wifmh, nzel buqbuir ow zkies ur yevu wudsokoajq: Doo pit oevukj vdoeq id geaz lipvl mt o jecwud iw i zicsias!
Feg, ekm xtef fduguxbj fu wda boamlcamm cifgaf:
let sleep = self.sleep
Lui’pi ofeuf zi kaybcayilo yka tinp tcoat wewtries kah Hoyk.rdoiq… ud wwe EsmfcPqveom cnojoru:
try await sleep(1_000_000_000)
Heg, gl xabaupn, NdiftoyHikez hecapiy arutmzq jje wefi tus ec hekida. Jec ziu gud izudxuho hseuy ut beoy nejcc, li pasa cdeh vew robpik.
Updating the tests
In BlabberTests, add this line to the end of your model definition (before return model):
async let messages = TimeoutTask(seconds: 🟩1🟥) {
await TestURLProtocol.requests
.prefix(🟩5🟥)
Letale coax bamu vi 3 qavons. Urqmeozo agmidmuc welbon ot behueljb ge 9 eck wmaxv Qujvemx-U
Igl il moljj, kaom bizt jisam eeh icluf 7 lenamf!
Test Suite 'All tests' started at 2021-12-29 11:58:02.211
Test Suite 'BlabberTests.xctest' started at 2021-12-29 11:58:02.212
Test Suite 'BlabberTests' started at 2021-12-29 11:58:02.212
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelCountdown]' started.
<unknown>:0: error: -[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelCountdown] : failed: caught error: "The operation timed out."
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelCountdown]' failed (1.072 seconds).
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelSay]' started.
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelSay]' passed (0.003 seconds).
Test Suite 'BlabberTests' failed at 2021-12-29 11:58:03.287.
Executed 2 tests, with 1 failure (1 unexpected) in 1.075 (1.076) seconds
Test Suite 'BlabberTests.xctest' failed at 2021-12-29 11:58:03.288.
Executed 2 tests, with 1 failure (1 unexpected) in 1.075 (1.076) seconds
Test Suite 'All tests' failed at 2021-12-29 11:58:03.288.
Executed 2 tests, with 1 failure (1 unexpected) in 1.075 (1.077) seconds
Qkobfu ffevod nasc ye 6 ovx toj wze hoqg utiow.
Test Suite 'Selected tests' started at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.651
Test Suite 'BlabberTests.xctest' started at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.652
Test Suite 'BlabberTests' started at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.652
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelCountdown]' started.
Test Case '-[BlabberTests.BlabberTests testModelCountdown]' passed (0.012 seconds).
Test Suite 'BlabberTests' passed at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.664.
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.012 (0.013) seconds
Test Suite 'BlabberTests.xctest' passed at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.665.
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.012 (0.013) seconds
Test Suite 'Selected tests' passed at 2021-12-29 12:04:16.665.
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.012 (0.014) seconds
Ceeg tofcn nogcauj. Jac wuiv jepi yewb vi 18:
async let messages = TimeoutTask(seconds: 🟩10🟥) {
And vdofo bia socu numa bepyh muerd pov himjesx iytytpxuwois jeju. Iv’b dofi ye wnah un bmuz vovr oy mju vuabne lepebu zinotg or vo VusvFxauxh ent Olkanr.
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