如何获取当前在 Xcode 中运行的目标的名称？

Question

I have an Xcode project with several targets. Let's say the target names are AppFreeVersion and AppPaidVersion . They share the same codebase, but I want to implement some logic that is only for one of the targets.

Without modifying my scheme or build settings, is there a way to get the string of my current target name? The solution given in this question requires me to pass an environment variable in the build setting, which I don't want to do.

Answer 1

How about adding ${TARGET_NAME} in your info.plist?

And I guess you already know how to get it

Obj-C

[[NSBundle mainBundle] objectForInfoDictionaryKey:key_name];

Swift

let targetName = NSBundle.mainBundle().infoDictionary?[key_name] as String

Answer 2

Swift 3.0 Solution.

func getTargetName() -> String {
    return Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["CFBundleName"] as! String
}

Answer 3

The accepted answer by Niko is still working for me on Xcode 12.2 and iOS 14.2

Here is a screenshot to better clarify what needs to be done in Info.plist :

You need to do this for each target's corresponding Info.plist

You don't even need to use $(TARGET_NAME) as the value, you can give your own custom unique values and check for those instead.

Answer 4

First you have to add the target name property in the .plist file of respective target. then you can get it anywhere in the code.

print("Target Name = " + (Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["TARGET_NAME"] as! String))

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Answer 5

Just set Target name in your Scheme -> Environment Variables -> add Name and Value. eg: targetName = "mytesttarget"

Obj-c

NSDictionary* envir = [[NSProcessInfo processInfo] environment];

NSString* targetName = envir[@"targetName"];

Swift

let envir = NSProcessInfo.processInfo().environment

let targetName = envir["targetName"]

Answer 6

在 Swift 4.0 上

let targetName = Bundle.main.infoDictionary?["TargetName"] as! String