ios-unittest

Generates Swift unit tests for models, extensions, and services.

Updated Feb 9, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/roncuevas/ios-mv-skill --skill ios-unittest
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Skill: ios-unittest
Source: https://github.com/roncuevas/ios-mv-skill/tree/main/ios-unittest
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/roncuevas/ios-mv-skill --skill ios-unittest

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Unit testing is essential for robust iOS apps but writing tests for every module can be time-consuming. This Skill automates the generation of unit tests for iOS modules using Swift Testing (recommended) or XCTest, accelerating test coverage and consistency.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Template-based test scaffolding for Models, Extensions, and Services.
  • Framework-agnostic generation supporting Swift Testing and XCTest, with consistent naming and structure.
  • Organized output placing tests in Models/Tests, ExtensionsTests, and ServicesTests to match project conventions.

Quick Start

Provide the module or class to test (for example "DailyScrum extensions"), and the skill will generate the corresponding unit tests.

Frequently Asked Questions about ios-unittest

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate Swift unit tests for my iOS models and services?

To generate Swift unit tests, provide the module or class name and the tool scaffolds template-driven test files. It targets models, extensions, and services, organizing outputs into Models/Tests, ExtensionsTests, and ServicesTests directories.

Does iOS unit test generation support both Swift Testing and XCTest frameworks?

Yes, iOS unit test generation supports both Swift Testing and XCTest frameworks. It selects the correct testing framework automatically based on your project constraints to ensure compatibility.

Can I use mocks when generating unit tests for Swift extensions and services?

Yes, you can use mocks when generating unit tests for Swift extensions and services. The generation process implements mock support alongside template-driven test scaffolding to isolate and verify module behavior.

What is the best way to organize XCTest files for an existing Swift project?

The best way to organize XCTest files is using structured directories like Models/Tests, ExtensionsTests, and ServicesTests. The tool aligns generated test files with existing project naming conventions automatically.

Why are my generated iOS unit tests failing to match my project's naming conventions?

Generated iOS unit tests match your project's naming conventions by analyzing existing structures before creating files. If tests mismatch, ensure the module or class name provided during generation accurately reflects your current Swift project targets.