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User defined settings iOS

With User defined settings we can set values specific to build configuration.

Creating User Defined Settings

  1. Select Target > Build Settings
  2. Click Plus icon, present beside the search bar



Using User Defined Settings

when we need to access the values set in User defined build settings we can do it in two ways 
  1. From info.plist

    $(NEW_SETTING)
  2. From Code

    let value = Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["NEW_SETTING"] as! String

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