Initializes Lytics with an assertionFailure() function since Swift.assertionFailure() is not testable. The default value for this is the Swift function but when testing we can instead pass a closure to that fulfills an expectation.
This adds a hasStarted() method to reduce some of the boilerplate associated with the assertion failure messages.
Finally, it adds checks that the instances has started in a couple places where they were missing.
Initializes
Lyticswith anassertionFailure()function sinceSwift.assertionFailure()is not testable. The default value for this is the Swift function but when testing we can instead pass a closure to that fulfills an expectation.This adds a
hasStarted()method to reduce some of the boilerplate associated with the assertion failure messages.Finally, it adds checks that the instances has started in a couple places where they were missing.