How to import a project into Swift Testing

Make sure the target has been setup to include the project target and use an import statement at the top of your Unit Test or UI Testing Swift file.

Oscar de la Hera Gomez
Written by Oscar de la Hera Gomez
First published on 11/08/2024 at 16:02
Last Updated on 11/08/2024 at 16:12
<p>Three flowers that represent Swift, Swift Testing and XCode side by side. Beneath them sits the text "Import".</p>

Make sure the target has been setup to include the project target and use an import statement at the top of your Unit Test or UI Testing Swift file.

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<p>A screenshot of the UITests.swift file highlighting how we have imported the project to allow us to test parts of it.</p>

To import a project: 

  • Make sure the testing bundle target has the project target as the selected. 
  • Use an import statement similar to the one above within the UI Testing or Unit Testing Swift file.

In the event you are having issues, follow our guide below to make sure you have setup a testing target correctly.

How to setup Swift Testing in a Swift or SwiftUI project in Xcode

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