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MockSwift
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Writing unit tests with mocked dependencies in Swift
Instead of creating our own test version of a class implementing the ApiClientProtocol, we'll use a mocking package to do the heavy lifting for us. There are multiple mocking packages for Swift, but I'll be using MockSwift here. Setting it up requires some work, since it has to work around the limitations of Swift.
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