It is a little yes, but a string without highlighting can also be difficult to read. It’s not perfect, but I’m learning to it being preferable over a string. Maybe BEGIN/END comments can help distinguish the fixture part.
Neat trick or horrible hack? Using SwiftSyntax to parse a test fixture directly from the test function. The closure passed to 'testAnnotated' is the test fixture, it's never executed. The fixture is type checked and syntax highlighted, much nicer than a string fixture. #swiftlang
A lot of companies would pay good money for a tool that can quantify the effectiveness of a test.
Periphery 3.0 is out! It's much more straightforward to use without needing to list the targets to scan. If you've considered trying it out, now is a great time. github.com/peripheryapp...
If you're upgrading from 2.0, check out the migration guide: github.com/peripheryapp...
#swiftlang
I love getting new sponsors on Periphery, even when it’s just a few $. Knowing that someone finds it useful enough to willingly donate gives me a meaningful satisfaction I don’t get often from paid day jobs.
I’m disappointed I missed out on the rsvp for this one, it looks like I missed out on some great talks. I need to keep a closer eye on my Meetup notifications!
Me: *blinks*
Xcode: Hold my beachball
OK, I give in. I’ll do an intro.
👋🏻 I’m Ian and I work on the iOS Platform team at Reddit. In my spare time I also develop github.com/peripheryapp.... I’m working on some big changes that I hope to share with you all over the holidays! #SwiftLang
