generate-test-plan

A unit test plan for Swift components is generated by analyzing the source code's public API, initializers, and dependencies. This produces a Markdown checklist with sections for initializers and methods, including clear test-case names aligned with TDD.

Structuring TDD test cases in Markdown for Swift involves creating sections for the initializer and each method. This approach uses checkbox-style test cases to cover happy paths, edge cases, state changes, and invalid inputs, ensuring comprehensive test coverage.

Yes, you can create a test checklist for an existing Swift class by analyzing its public methods and properties. It generates a ready-to-use Markdown test plan that can be adapted and integrated into your existing Swift project workflows.

Yes, this approach analyzes Swift dependencies to help guide test coverage. By identifying dependencies alongside the public API and initializers, it ensures the generated test plan accounts for edge cases, state changes, and invalid inputs.

The primary limitation is that the test plan generation focuses on analyzing concrete public APIs, initializers, and dependencies of Swift components. It outputs a Markdown checklist of test cases rather than writing the actual Swift test code implementations.