Simplified statements in OCUnit

Question

I just started using JCUnit and I find the statements a bit cumbersome. In JUnit, I can write a test to compare numbers, as shown below. This test will obviously fail, but it shows a nice, simple statement that I can write for two numbers, and the feedback I get is: "expected <2>, but there was <3>" with very little code.

What I have tried so far I have Xcode:

Which works, but not as elegant as JUnit. Do you know if statement macros exist, like JUnit for Xcode (OCUnit)? Also, is it possible to get a red / green stripe in Xcode?

Answer 1

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- (void) testNumbers {
    int number1 = 2;
    int number2 = 3;
    STAssertEquals(number1, number2, nil);
    STAssertEquals(4, 5, nil);
}

, Xcode:

-[ExampleTest testNumbers] : '2' should be equal to '3'
-[ExampleTest testNumbers] : '4' should be equal to '5'

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Answer 2

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- (void)testFoo {
  NSError *err;
  STAssertTrue([bar fooMethodReturningBOOLError:&err], @"Error: %@ (%@)", err, [err userInfo]);
}

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Answer 3

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github https://github.com/hamcrest/OCHamcrest

readme

NSCalendarDate* date = [NSCalendarDate dateWithString:@"26 Apr 2008" calendarFormat:@"%d %b %Y"];
assertThat(date, is(onASaturday()))

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Answer 4

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