public void Defaults()
{
TestRuntime.AssertXcodeVersion(4, 5);
// this is yet another case where Apples plays ping-ping with different versions
//
// newsflash: iOS 8.1 says it's available but won't let you create a PKPassLibrary instance #24747
// but iOS 8.2 (first beta) on an iPad let's you do it
// and final iOS 8.2 does not seems to return true anymore #28711 while 8.3 beta works !?!
if (!PKPassLibrary.IsAvailable)
{
Assert.Inconclusive("PassKit is not available");
}
var library = new PKPassLibrary();
// not null (but empty by default) and there's no API to add them
Assert.NotNull(library.GetPasses(), "GetPasses");
// and we can't trick the OS to do it for us
using (NSUrl url = new NSUrl(NSBundle.MainBundle.BundleUrl + "/BoardingPass.pkpass")) {
#if !__WATCHOS__
Assert.False(UIApplication.SharedApplication.OpenUrl(url), "OpenUrl");
#endif
}
Assert.Null(library.GetPass(String.Empty, String.Empty), "GetPass");
using (var pass = PassTest.GetBoardingPass()) {
Assert.False(library.Contains(pass), "Contains");
Assert.False(library.Replace(pass), "Replace");
library.Remove(pass);
}
}
public void BoardingPass()
{
if (UIDevice.CurrentDevice.UserInterfaceIdiom != UIUserInterfaceIdiom.Phone)
{
Assert.Inconclusive("PassKit does not work on iPads");
}
using (var pass = PassTest.GetBoardingPass())
using (var ctrl = new PKAddPassesViewController(pass)) {
ctrl.Finished += delegate { };
// not available on iPad...
Assert.True((ctrl.Delegate != null) == PKPassLibrary.IsAvailable, "Delegate");
Assert.True((ctrl.WeakDelegate != null) == PKPassLibrary.IsAvailable, "WeakDelegate");
}
}
