When you write a Swift type, you should prefer to write its tests in Swift, too.

In a mixed-language code base, you will run into the situation where your Objective-C tests need to reference Swift types to initialize and pass to the object under test. That’s a different story.

But you cannot import the generated -Swift.h out-of-the-box:

#import "MyProject-Swift.h"

Problem is, this generated code doesn’t reside in the project directory, but in the build directory. More specifically, it resides in

$CONFIGURATION_TEMP_DIR/MyProject.build/DerivedSources

Once you add this line (and replace “MyProject” with the appropriate name) to your unit test target’s Build Settings > Header Search Paths, importing your app’s generated Swift header file will work.

Let’s hope neither you nor I will ever forget how this works again.