I have a simple test function which will tap a button an measure the performance. I'm using XCTest. After measureBlock returns I can see a bunch of perf-metrics on the console. I would like to get this within the test-program such that I can populate the data somewhere else programmatically. Watching the test data on test-console is proving to be slow because I have a lot of test-cases.
- (void)testUseMeasureBlock {
XCUIElement *launchTest1Button = [[XCUIApplication alloc] init].buttons[@"Launch Test 1"];
void (^blockToMeasure)(void) = ^void(void) {
[launchTest1Button tap];
};
// Run once to warm up any potential caching properties
@autoreleasepool {
blockToMeasure();
}
// Now measure the block
[self measureBlock:blockToMeasure];
/// Collect the measured metrics and send somewhere.
When we run a test it prints:
measured [Time, seconds] average: 0.594, relative standard deviation: 0.517%, values: [0.602709, 0.593631, 0.593004, 0.592350, 0.596199, 0.593807, 0.591444, 0.593460, 0.592648, 0.592769],
If I could get the average time, that'd be sufficient for now.
There's a private instance variable __perfMetricsForID
of XCTestCase
store the result.
And you can access it by call
NSDictionary* perfMetrics = [testCase valueForKey:@"__perfMetricsForID"];