Installing in Mac OS X (Xcode 4)

To use GHUnit in your project, you’ll need to create and configure a test target.

• Add a New Target. Select Application -> Cocoa Application. Name it Tests (or something similar).
• Copy and add GHUnit.framework into your project: Add Files to ‘App’…, select GHUnit.framework, and select only the “Tests” target.
• In the “Tests” target, in Build Settings, add @loader_path/../Frameworks to Runpath Search Paths.
• In the “Tests” target, in Build Phases, select Add Build Phase and then Add Copy Files.
  • Change the Destination to Frameworks.
  • Drag GHUnit.framework from the project file view into the the Copy Files build phase.
  • Make sure the copy phase appears before any Run Script phases.
• Copy GHUnitTestMain.m into your project and include in the Test target. You should delete the existing main.m file (or replace the contents of the existing main.m with GHUnitTestMain.m).
• By default, the Tests-Info.plist file includes MainMenu for Main nib file base name. You should clear this field. You can also delete the existing MainMenu.xib and files like TestsAppDelegate.*.
• Now you can create and run tests!