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I recently started developing iOS Apps, and I found a Environment Variables tab in my Info.plist file. What's best practice when it comes to these variables? Can I use them throughout my code base? As long as I reference them in the correct manner?
For example if I was trying to access a Var to change the background color I could access the value this way, but is it reliable? Is it best practice? I simply can see the benefit of being able to access these vars across multiple ViewControllers and Delegates.
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The Info. plist file contains critical information about the configuration of an iOS mobile app—such as iOS versions that are supported and device compatibility—which the operating system uses to interact with the app. This file is automatically created when the mobile app is compiled.
Suggested approach: The Info. plist file stores settings that must be available even when the app isn't running. You could talk about custom URLs, privacy permission messages, custom fonts, whether the app disables background running, and so on.
A common property list in iOS projects is the Info. plist file. This plist contains information about your iOS project. It's distributed as part of your app's binary package, and iOS uses it for example to display your app's name on an iPhone's home screen.
Xcode supplies an information property list file when you create a project from a template, as described in Create a project. By default, Xcode names this file Info. plist and adds it to your project as a source file that you can edit. Xcode creates one information property list for each target in the project folder.
It's much easier to define constants like that in code.
info.plist. Xcode's code-completion will help you when you use the constantsinfo.plist
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