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Added support to RxTest #35

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@gobetti gobetti commented Oct 22, 2018

The title summarizes it already, but you can have a better overview of what is actually being added here by checking the unit tests in RxNimbleRxTestTests.swift

Users of RxNimble may now opt between RxBlocking and RxTest (mutually or
exclusively).

In order to keep compability with previous versions, the
`default_subspec` is "RxBlocking", but "RxNimble/RxTest" can be added to
clients' Podfiles, or replace "RxNimble" entirely in order to remove the
dependency on `RxBlocking`.
s.dependency "Nimble", "~> 7.0"
s.dependency "RxSwift", "~> 4.2"
s.dependency "RxBlocking", "~> 4.0"
s.default_subspec = "RxBlocking"
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I'm doing this for compatibility reasons only, but I honestly recommend to use RxTest instead of RxBlocking. We could consider changing the default to RxTest in v5.0, perhaps?!

/// A Nimble matcher that succeeds when the actual events emit an error
/// of any type.
public func throwError<T: Equatable>() -> Predicate<RecordedEvents<T>> {
func extractError(_ recorded: RecordedEvents<T>?) -> [Error]? {
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I could avoid having extracted this to a function, but I wanted to isolate swift version checks (flatMap vs. compactMap) without repeating myself too much.

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Impressive work! I was initially confused about what RxTest is, but you've ticked off all the boxes for a the idea pull request:

  • Test coverage.
  • Documentation updates.
  • Changelog entry.
  • Clean and simple implementation.
  • New code is commented.
  • Backwards compatible.

Let's give folks a day or so to review, but I'm happy with merging 👍 Thank you!

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good job @gobetti 👍

import RxTest
import RxNimble

class RxNimbleRxTestTests: QuickSpec {
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probably the worst tests class name ever - absolutely open to suggestions!

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This is great @gobetti !!

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gobetti commented Oct 30, 2018

Hi @ashfurrow ! I'm adding Carthage support to RxNimble and I should be good to open a PR in the next days, however as you can guess, it will hugely conflict with this one here. Do you think we can have this merged soon, or would you rather have the Carthage one merged first and then we can think about RxTest later? Thank you!

@ashfurrow ashfurrow merged commit c421ee6 into RxSwiftCommunity:master Nov 1, 2018
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@gobetti ah, sorry this feel through the cracks! It's been a busy week. I've merged, and I look forward to your next PR! Thanks again 🙇

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