refactor: use cdpApiKey in iOS SDK remaining test cases (#563)

customerio · Feb 23, 2024 · 92492ff · 92492ff
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diff --git a/Tests/DataPipeline/Core/UnitTest.swift b/Tests/DataPipeline/Core/UnitTest.swift
@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ open class UnitTest: SharedTests.UnitTestBase<CustomerIO> {
 
     open func setUp(
         enableLogs: Bool = false,
-        writeKey: String? = nil,
+        cdpApiKey: String? = nil,
         modifySdkConfig: ((SDKConfigBuilder) -> Void)?
     ) {
-        let sdkConfigBuilder = SDKConfigBuilder(writeKey: writeKey ?? testWriteKey)
+        let sdkConfigBuilder = SDKConfigBuilder(cdpApiKey: cdpApiKey ?? testCdpApiKey)
         // set sdk log level to debug if logs are enabled
         if enableLogs {
             sdkConfigBuilder.logLevel(.debug)

diff --git a/Tests/DataPipeline/DataPipelineInteractionTests.swift b/Tests/DataPipeline/DataPipelineInteractionTests.swift
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ class DataPipelineInteractionTests: IntegrationTest {
         outputReader = (customerIO.add(plugin: OutputReaderPlugin()) as? OutputReaderPlugin)
     }
 
-    override func setUp(enableLogs: Bool = false, writeKey: String? = nil, modifySdkConfig: ((SDKConfigBuilder) -> Void)?) {
-        super.setUp(enableLogs: enableLogs, writeKey: writeKey, modifySdkConfig: modifySdkConfig)
+    override func setUp(enableLogs: Bool = false, cdpApiKey: String? = nil, modifySdkConfig: ((SDKConfigBuilder) -> Void)?) {
+        super.setUp(enableLogs: enableLogs, cdpApiKey: cdpApiKey, modifySdkConfig: modifySdkConfig)
         // OutputReaderPlugin helps validating interactions with analytics
         outputReader = (customerIO.add(plugin: OutputReaderPlugin()) as? OutputReaderPlugin)
     }

diff --git a/Tests/MessagingPush/HttpTest.swift b/Tests/MessagingPush/HttpTest.swift
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ import XCTest
 
  In order to *run* tests on your local machine, follow these setup steps:
  1. In XCode, go to: Edit Scheme > Run
- 2. Create an environment variables: `WRITE_KEY`. Populate the values with  test credentials from a source that you control.
+ 2. Create an environment variables: `CDP_API_KEY`. Populate the values with  test credentials from a source that you control.
  3. Manually run the tests below. Use the XCode debug console to see the log output for debugging.
  */
 open class HttpTest: UnitTest {
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ open class HttpTest: UnitTest {
          We don't want to run these tests on a CI server (flaky!) so, only populate the runner if
          we see environment variables set in XCode.
          */
-        if let writeKey = getEnvironmentVariable("CDP_API_KEY") {
+        if let cdpApiKey = getEnvironmentVariable("CDP_API_KEY") {
             cioSession = RichPushHttpClient.getCIOApiSession(
                 key: cdpApiKey,
                 userAgentHeaderValue: deviceInfo.getUserAgentHeaderValue()

diff --git a/Tests/Tracking/Core/UnitTest.swift b/Tests/Tracking/Core/UnitTest.swift
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ open class UnitTest: SharedTests.UnitTestBase<CustomerIO> {
     }
 
     override open func initializeSDKComponents() -> CustomerIO? {
-        let (_, dataPipelineConfig) = SDKConfigBuilder(writeKey: "")
+        let (_, dataPipelineConfig) = SDKConfigBuilder(cdpApiKey: "")
             // disable auto add destination to prevent tests from sending data to server
             .autoAddCustomerIODestination(false)
             .build()