Course Object Not Seen from Test Group

Cocoa Programming for OS X (5th Edition) 29. Unit Testing
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I enterred the following code into CourseTest.swift:

import XCTest
import RanchForecast

class CourseTest : XCTestCase {

func testCourseInitialization() {
    
    let course = Course(title: Constants.title, url: Constants.url, nextStartDate: Constants.date)
    
    
    
}

}

The compiler keeps complaining that :

…/dev/Swift/RanchForecast/RanchForecastTests/CourseTest.swift:20:22: Use of unresolved identifier ‘Course’

Any ideas?

Thank you,

Ray

2

Just saw the answer in the Text.

From a data encapsulation point of view, wouldn’t the be a great time to have getter/setters?

3

Of course with Swift 2.0 you should use

and don’t make any of your types public just for testing!

4

[quote=“tkrajacic”]Of course with Swift 2.0 you should use

and don’t make any of your types public just for testing![/quote]

it still doesn’t work

5

I’m having the same issue with Course being labeled a 'Use of an unresolved identifier ‘Course’. in my TestCourseInitialization() fund.

on my import RanchForecast line

I get a warning

the file CourseTest.swift is part of a module ‘RanchForecast’; ignoring import. Which I’m sure is related.

I have followed all the suggestions in the other posts but can’t get it to work. I may just start again.

6

I’m assuming the code that is no longer shown above looks something like this:

import XCTest
@testable import RanchForecast


class CourseTests: XCTestCase {

func testCourseInitialization() {
	let course = Course(title: Constants.title,
						url: Constants.url,
						nextStartDate: Constants.date)
	XCTAssertEqual(course.title, Constants.title)
	XCTAssertEqual(course.url, Constants.url)
	XCTAssertEqual(course.nextStartDate, Constants.date)
}

The test runs and passes and nothing was made public.