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Configuring a new target in your project | Apple Developer Documentation

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A target specifies a product to build, such as an app, framework, app extension, or unit test. A project can contain multiple targets, usually representing related parts of a single product. For example, a project might contain separate targets for an app, a private framework, an app extension, and a suite of tests. When you create a new project from a template, Xcode adds one or more targets to the project automatically. For example, the multiplatform app template contains separate targets for an iOS app and Mac app. To view the targets in a project, select the project in the navigator area. The editor area displays the current project and target information. Select a target to view general information about it, and to view its current build settings and capabilities. Changes you make to a target’s configuration affect that target only. Changes you make to the project affect all targets. Add new targets to create separate products in your project, augment an existing app using app ext

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