snapkit

Official website: http://snapkit.io/Github:https://github.com/snapkit/snapkitSnapkit is a DSL-to-make Auto-Layout easy on both IOS and OS x. Simple Expressive Chaining DSL allows building constraints with minimal amounts of code while ensuring they is easy To read and understand. Type Safe by design to reduce programmer error and keep invalid constraints from being created on the first place for Maxi mized productivity. Compatible fo

Adapted to a variety of screen sizes, IOS 6 introduced the concept of automatic layout (auto Layout), through the use of various Constraint (constraints) to achieve a page adaptive elastic layout. (For more information, see my original article: Swift-use auto layout and size classes to achieve a resilient page layout) It is convenient to use constraints in StoryBoard to automate layout, but it is cumbersome to set constraints with pure code. Here to recommend a useful Third-party layout li

A. Attach Snapkit at GitHub address: https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKitOfficial guidance Add constraint: Https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit#usageSnapkit 3.0 Migration guide:https://github.com/snapkit/snapkit/blob/master/documentat

During OC development I used a third-party AutoLayout library called Masonry, and after turning to Swift found that although Swift can be mixed OC, but always feel a bit of trouble, found on GitHub, this is called Snapkit third-party library, found to use more convenient, Share with you1. Download Snapkit on GitHub, choose iOS target Compilation (command+b), find Snapkit.framework2. Right button "Show in Fi

During OC development I used a third-party AutoLayout library called Masonry, and after turning to Swift found that although Swift can be mixed OC, but always feel a bit of trouble, found on GitHub, this is called Snapkit third-party library, found to use more convenient, Share with you1. Download Snapkit on GitHub, choose iOS target Compilation (command+b), find Snapkit.framework2. Right button "Show in Fi

I've used masonary before, and now I want to use the Swift version SnapkitGit link: https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit.git.The download will not run, there are some errors.My Xcode version is 7.2 and should be enough.The things I do:1, downloaded the project, compiled but2, reference http://www.hangge.com/blog/cache/detail_1097.html. The idea is to import the entire project into Snapkit and then add the

Snapkit: Https://github.com/SnapKit/SnapKit v.snp_makeconstraints {(make) in Because Swift is not the same as OC Syntax Equalto (self.view) is an incoming parameter Make.top.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (100) Make.left.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (100) Make.right.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (-100) Make.bottom.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (-100) } Masonry: Https

In the previous article I introduced how to use the Snapkit Snp_makeconstraints method to set various constraints. But sometimes our pages are not always fixed, which requires modifying existing constraints. This article describes how to update, remove, and replace existing constraints. 1, delete the constraint To update or remove an existing constraint, we need to assign the result of the constraint to a local variable or a class property, and then

The previous articles explain how to use automatic layout library Snapkit. This article uses a complete sample (login page) to demonstrate how to automate the layout using Snapkit in the actual project. 1, the effect chart is as follows 2, Code explanation(1) User name, password input area (white area) Set Vertical center constraint, its height is fixed 90, width adaptive (15 pixels from the left and ri

How do I implement keyboard following when using Snapkit layout?In the previous article, our page used the Constraints constraint layout. If the page element is to use Snapkit this third party layout library to layout, also can realize keyboard follow up move effect.The implementation is also to monitor the keyboard notification, and then change the constraints, so as to achieve the move animation effect.

Snapkit: v.snp_makeconstraints {(make) in Because Swift and OC syntax are not the same equalto (Self.view) is an incoming parameter Make.top.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (100) Make.left.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (100) Make.right.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (-100) Make.bottom.equalTo (Self.view). Offset (-100) } Masonry: Because Swift and OC syntax are not the same equalto () is called first by the Get method v.mas_makeconstraints {(make) in Make.t

1, constraint precedence When we use Snapkit, we can also define the precedence of the constraint. In this way, when the constraint is conflicting, the precedence constraint overrides the lower precedence constraint. The specific priority can be placed at the end of the constraint chain. (1) You can set the following several priority levels Prioritylow (): Set low priority, priority is 250Prioritymedium (): Set in priority, priority is 500 (this is

important, The main conclusion is that at the outset of the layout, it is necessary to consider different scenarios to accommodate different layout requirements.Now that the code layout is started, and the code layout uses a third-party class library to save code, Apple's API is very cumbersome, using Snapkit as the Layout class library (https://github.com/SnapKit/Snap