Introduction
Welcome to the documentation for CGRectAlignmentExtensions, a library that provides extensions for CGRect alignment in iOS applications. This library offers a set of useful functions to align CGRects based on various alignment options. By using the CGRectAlignmentExtensions library, developers can easily handle CGRect alignment in their iOS projects.
Installation
The CGRectAlignmentExtensions library can be installed using CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
“`ruby
pod ‘CGRectAlignmentExtensions’
“`
Then run the `pod install` command in Terminal to install the library.
Usage
To use the CGRectAlignmentExtensions library, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Import the library
In the file where you want to use the CGRectAlignmentExtensions library, import the module as follows:
“`swift
import CGRectAlignmentExtensions
“`
Step 2: Align CGRects
Once you have imported the library, you can start aligning CGRects using the provided functions. Here are some examples:
Aligning CGRects horizontally
To align CGRects horizontally, you can use the following functions:
“`swift
let alignedX = myCGRect.alignX(to: targetCGRect, alignmentOption: .left)
“`
This will align `myCGRect` to the left of `targetCGRect`. The available alignment options are `.left`, `.center`, and `.right`. Change the `alignmentOption` parameter as per your requirements.
Aligning CGRects vertically
To align CGRects vertically, you can use the following functions:
“`swift
let alignedY = myCGRect.alignY(to: targetCGRect, alignmentOption: .top)
“`
This will align `myCGRect` to the top of `targetCGRect`. The available alignment options are `.top`, `.center`, and `.bottom`. Modify the `alignmentOption` parameter based on your needs.
Aligning CGRects both horizontally and vertically
To align CGRects both horizontally and vertically, you can use the following functions:
“`swift
let alignedXY = myCGRect.alignXY(to: targetCGRect, xAlignmentOption: .right, yAlignmentOption: .bottom)
“`
This will align `myCGRect` to the bottom-right corner of `targetCGRect`. You can adjust the `xAlignmentOption` and `yAlignmentOption` parameters according to your desired alignment.
Conclusion
That’s it! You now know how to use the CGRectAlignmentExtensions library to align CGRects in iOS applications. Feel free to explore the library further and try out other available functions. Happy coding!