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Hey, thanks for the handy Firebase demo. Now my question is how would I go testing those SharedReader properties that are backed by the FirebaseRemoteConfig? Since they're get-only properties I can't just override them in tests. I'm thinking of having a different DependencyKey for tests, but there must be a simpler way, right? |
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Hi @pahnev, since the Firebase demo is just case study, we didn't take it as far as we could. In particular, the dependency on Firebase isn't fully controlled, and so there is no easy way to test/preview |
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Thanks! Yeah, after digging a bit more through this, I noticed that the Firebase dependency causes even more challenges, especially inside a swift package. So in this case I just ended up testing the logic in other ways, but perhaps will dig more into this in the future. |
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I opened a PR here #112 to abstract away the firebase dependency. It hasn't merged yet, but it may be something you want to try out in your project. |
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This PR was just merged! |
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Hi @pahnev, since the Firebase demo is just case study, we didn't take it as far as we could. In particular, the dependency on Firebase isn't fully controlled, and so there is no easy way to test/preview
.remoteConfig. This could be a fun exercise for you to try out on your own, and we may update the case study in the future to be more real world.