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Calling initializers with dot syntax and passing them as closures
Cool thing about Swift initializers: you can call them using dot syntax and pass them as closures! Perfect for mocking dates in tests.
class Logger {
private let storage: LogStorage
private let dateProvider: () -> Date
init(storage: LogStorage = .init(), dateProvider: @escaping () -> Date = Date.init) {
self.storage = storage
self.dateProvider = dateProvider
}
func log(event: Event) {
storage.store(event: event, date: dateProvider())
}
}
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