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sbtuitesttunnelhost

About SBTUITestTunnelHost

SBTUITestTunnelHost is a powerful tool that allows you to easily and securely test your iOS apps by interacting with network requests and responses. It provides a seamless way to inject custom stubs, delay API responses, modify responses on the fly, and much more. With SBTUITestTunnelHost, you can fully control your app’s network behavior during UI testing, making it an invaluable resource for developers.

Key Features

  • Inject custom stubs into network requests
  • Delay API responses
  • Modify responses on the fly
  • Ensure specific data sets are returned for UI testing scenarios
  • Comprehensive logging for easy debugging
  • Seamless integration with XCTest and XCUITest frameworks

How it Works

SBTUITestTunnelHost acts as a proxy between your app and any external API calls made during UI testing. It intercepts these calls and allows you to modify or replace their behavior. This provides a framework for simulating specific network conditions, resulting in a controlled testing environment. The proxy automatically handles NSURLSession-based requests and allows you to easily customize their behavior.

Installation

Follow these steps to install and configure SBTUITestTunnelHost:

  • Add pod 'SBTUITestTunnelHost' to your project’s Podfile.
  • Run pod install to install the library.
  • In your unit tests’ setup method, call [SBTUITestTunnelHost takeOff] to launch the proxy and handle requests.
  • In your unit tests’ tear down method, call [SBTUITestTunnelHost bringDown] to stop the proxy.
  • Start customizing network behavior using [SBTUITestTunnelHost stubRequestsMatching:...] and other available methods.

Documentation

For detailed usage instructions and API reference, please refer to the official GitHub repository.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to SBTUITestTunnelHost! If you find any bugs, have suggestions, or want to add new features, please submit a pull request on the official GitHub repository.

License

SBTUITestTunnelHost is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.