Pretty-print, diff, and assert Swift data structures with CustomDump.
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Swift tests often struggle to visualize and compare complex data structures; this skill provides a straightforward way to pretty-print values, generate meaningful diffs, and assert differences using the CustomDump library.
Add the CustomDump dependency to your Swift project and import CustomDump in tests to start pretty-printing, diffing, and asserting on Swift data structures.
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To pretty-print Swift data structures, use the CustomDump library to format values into a readable output. This provides clear visual representations of complex data during development workflows.
You can generate readable diffs in Swift tests by applying the CustomDump library to compare expected and actual values. It highlights specific changes in complex data structures to visualize test failures.
The best way to assert differences on Swift values without rewriting data structures is using CustomDump assertions like expectDifference and expectNoDifference. These validate behavior directly within existing testing patterns.
Yes, you need to add the CustomDump dependency to your Swift project and import it in your tests. This integration enables you to start pretty-printing, diffing, and asserting on Swift data structures.
Swift unit tests often struggle to visualize complex data structures because standard assertions lack clear visual diffs. The CustomDump library solves this by providing straightforward pretty-printing and meaningful diff generation.
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