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In Swift 3 AnyObject is rarely what you want to use. Objective-C API gets imported as Any and while types like Array and Dictionary can be coerced to AnyObject, they prefer Any, which doesn’t require a manual cast.
27 lines
685 B
Swift
27 lines
685 B
Swift
//
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// SocketAckManagerTest.swift
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// Socket.IO-Client-Swift
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//
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// Created by Lukas Schmidt on 04.09.15.
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//
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//
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import XCTest
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@testable import SocketIOClientSwift
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class SocketAckManagerTest: XCTestCase {
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var ackManager = SocketAckManager()
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func testAddAcks() {
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let callbackExpection = self.expectation(description: "callbackExpection")
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let itemsArray = ["Hi", "ho"]
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func callback(_ items: [Any]) {
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callbackExpection.fulfill()
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}
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ackManager.addAck(1, callback: callback)
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ackManager.executeAck(1, with: itemsArray, onQueue: DispatchQueue.main)
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waitForExpectations(timeout: 3.0, handler: nil)
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}
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}
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