SimpleUnitTest - Easy iPhone and iPad Unit Test

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SimpleUnit(Test) for iPhone/iPad test driven development, fast.
Notes:

- Problem, you have a relatively large codebase, that isn't unit tested and you need a really fast way to get test driven development.

- I love Python unit tests, because you drop in a folder (pkg), create a module and import yo junks. Bam, unit test heaven. I looked around on the net for something, similar (for about an hour) and found nothing.

- This was done quick and dirty, to get test driven development fast and zero fuss

- It works without any scripts, build settings changes or target touching (see example proj)

- 100% safe (with cond. compilation) and incredibly easy to institute

- Drop in the folder, add two lines of code (import and tests runner call), and start writing unit tests!

- It also allows you to have a near native/real world environment.

- I also wanted a unit test system that would let my app start to setup the database, app vars, etc.

- Keep in mind, I wanted the simplest solution. It took me less than 10 mins to make this UnitTest "framework". But it works well, I use this for production code. I waited a month to release it to the public, so I could be the QA guy.

SimpleUnitTest - Xcode Project (with examples)

SimpleUnit Test Case Xcode "New File" Template - No excuses, you can make a unit test skeleton in one second now.

Unzip the template into: /Users/USER_NAME/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/File Templates/MY_TEMPLATE_DIR/here

I made a few trivial changes to GTM (do a diff, if you care).

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