Responses to my article about Unit Testing in Swift often contained one question: How do you test system classes you can not instantiate or configure? I had this problem just a few weeks ago, while writing my current app. It uses MPMediaItems returned from MPMediaQueries. If you've ever used these, you'll know MPMediaItems can be instantiated, but all their properties are read-only. So I had to get creative!
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