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letro-ios/UnitTests/Sources/AttributedStringTests.swift
Mauro 173b39a07f Swift Testing for Unit Tests PART 1 (#5119)
* migrated a lot of unit tests to Swift Testing and added a new implementation for deferred fulfillment

more tests migration

Cleaned the code manually to establish some good patterns

more code improvements

some more code improvements

removed empty tests

update project

* more pr suggestions and cleanups

* removed the TestSetup pattern

* fixing claude not reusing tests

* pr suggestion + added indent rule to swiftformat so that we can prevent AIs to change that
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//
// Copyright 2025 Element Creations Ltd.
// Copyright 2023-2025 New Vector Ltd.
//
// SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial.
// Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
//
@testable import ElementX
import Testing
@Suite
struct AttributedStringTests {
@Test
func replacingFontWithPresentationIntent() throws {
// Given a string parsed from HTML that contains specific fixed size fonts.
let boldString = "Bold"
let originalString = try #require(AttributedStringBuilder(mentionBuilder: MentionBuilder())
.fromHTML("Normal <b>\(boldString)</b> Normal."))
// When replacing the font with a presentation intent.
let string = originalString.replacingFontWithPresentationIntent()
// Then the font should be removed with an inline presentation intent applied to the bold text.
for run in string.runs {
#expect(run.uiKit.font == nil, "The UIFont should have been removed.")
#expect(run.font == nil, "No font should be in the run at all.")
let substring = string[run.range]
if String(substring.characters) == boldString {
#expect(run.inlinePresentationIntent == .stronglyEmphasized, "The bold string should be bold.")
} else {
#expect(run.presentationIntent == nil, "The rest should be plain.")
}
}
}
}