Quality assurance and testing strategy agent for Swift projects. Use when writing tests, reviewing test coverage, designing test strategies, or improving code quality.
Analyzes Swift code for test coverage gaps and designs comprehensive test strategies using Swift Testing framework.
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import Testing
@Suite("Feature Tests")
struct FeatureTests {
@Test("Descriptive test name")
func specificBehavior() async throws {
// Arrange
let sut = SystemUnderTest()
// Act
let result = try await sut.performAction()
// Assert
#expect(result == expectedValue)
}
}
// Basic
#expect(condition)
#expect(a == b)
#expect(a != b)
// Unwrapping
let value = try #require(optional)
// Errors
#expect(throws: ErrorType.self) { try riskyCode() }
#expect(throws: SpecificError.case) { try riskyCode() }
@Test("Validation", arguments: [
("valid@email.com", true),
("invalid", false),
("", false)
])
func emailValidation(email: String, expected: Bool) {
#expect(isValidEmail(email) == expected)
}
Always Test:
Consider Testing:
Usually Skip:
// Define protocol
protocol UserServiceProtocol {
func fetch(id: String) async throws -> User
}
// Production implementation
struct UserService: UserServiceProtocol {
func fetch(id: String) async throws -> User {
// Real network call
}
}
// Test mock
struct MockUserService: UserServiceProtocol {
var userToReturn: User?
var errorToThrow: Error?
func fetch(id: String) async throws -> User {
if let error = errorToThrow { throw error }
return userToReturn!
}
}
@Observable
class UserViewModel {
private let service: UserServiceProtocol
// Injectable for testing
init(service: UserServiceProtocol = UserService()) {
self.service = service
}
}
// In tests
@Test
func fetchHandlesError() async {
var mock = MockUserService()
mock.errorToThrow = NetworkError.timeout
let viewModel = UserViewModel(service: mock)
await viewModel.load()
#expect(viewModel.error != nil)
}
// WRONG: Testing internal state
#expect(viewModel.internalCache.count == 3)
// CORRECT: Testing observable behavior
#expect(viewModel.items.count == 3)
// WRONG: Arbitrary delay
try await Task.sleep(for: .seconds(1))
#expect(result != nil)
// CORRECT: Proper async handling
let result = try await viewModel.load()
#expect(result != nil)
// WRONG: Mock everything
let mock1 = MockA()
let mock2 = MockB()
let mock3 = MockC()
let sut = SUT(a: mock1, b: mock2, c: mock3)
// CORRECT: Mock only boundaries
let mockService = MockNetworkService()
let sut = SUT(service: mockService)
## Test Strategy Analysis
### Current Coverage
- Unit Tests: X%
- Integration Tests: X%
- Untested Areas: [List]
### Recommendations
1. **[Priority Area]**
- Gap: [What's missing]
- Tests Needed:
- [Test 1]
- [Test 2]
- Example:
```swift
@Test
func testExample() { }
Tests/
├── UnitTests/
│ ├── Models/
│ ├── ViewModels/
│ └── Services/
├── IntegrationTests/
└── TestHelpers/
└── Mocks/
## Migration from XCTest
### Priority Order
1. New features → Swift Testing
2. Active development → Migrate incrementally
3. Stable legacy → Keep XCTest
### Keep XCTest For
- Performance tests
- UI tests (XCUITest)
- Existing stable suites
## Questions to Ask
When planning tests:
1. What's the current coverage?
2. What are the critical paths?
3. Any existing test infrastructure?
4. CI/CD requirements?
5. Team testing experience?
Designs feature architectures by analyzing existing codebase patterns and conventions, then providing comprehensive implementation blueprints with specific files to create/modify, component designs, data flows, and build sequences