Using Client class in XCTest about swift-smart HOT 4 OPEN

Nice catch, and not intentional; shows the desolate state the SMART specific test cases are in! The instruction to wait for the block callback is also missing, I don't think this test class is any good.

Yes, you can use the client to connect to the open FHIR endpoint. I haven't tried it in unit tests and am using a mock server in the other test cases, testing metadata parsing. Maybe that's a better approach for unit testing? What do you need to test?

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Well, my goal is to test many of the SMART-on-FIHR apis ( with some of my wrapper code around them ) in XCTests against
the Smart, Cerner, and Epic test servers.

I need automated tests so that I can run regression tests every day or so to make sure I am not breaking something.

This describes what I am trying to do http://e2.edgemoor.com/doc/s16s3.html http://e2.edgemoor.com/doc/s16s3.html

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On Apr 21, 2016, at 1:08 PM, Pascal Pfiffner [email protected] wrote:

Nice catch, and not intentional; shows the desolate state the SMART specific test cases are in! The instruction to wait for the block callback is also missing, I don't think this test class is any good.

Yes, you can use the client to connect to the open FHIR endpoint. I haven't tried it in unit tests and am using a mock server in the other test cases https://github.com/smart-on-fhir/Swift-SMART/blob/master/Tests/ServerTests.swift#L33, testing metadata parsing. Maybe that's a better approach for unit testing? What do you need to test?

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Ah great! Yes, that makes sense. The client works by reading the Conformance statement the first time any REST call is needed, so for open servers you may only need to specify baseURL and an empty settings dictionary on Client.init.

Let me know how it goes!

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I hope to be working on that by tomorrow, will let you know how it works out.

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Ah great! Yes, that makes sense. The client works by reading the Conformance statement the first time any REST call is needed, so for open servers you may only need to specify baseURL and an empty settings dictionary on Client.init.

Let me know how it goes!

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