CGOperators
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Easily manipulate CGPoints, CGSizes and CGVectors using math operators
Welcome to CGOperators, a small Swift framework that enables you to easily manipulate Core Graphics' vector types (CGPoint, CGSize and CGVector) using math operators. It can help you write compact, yet highly readable code when dealing with things like image sizes and frame-based layouts.
Examples
Add two vectors
let point = view.frame.origin + CGPoint(x: 10, y: 20)
let size = image.size + view.frame.size
let vector = physicsWorld.gravity + player.size
Subtract two vectors
let point = view.frame.origin - CGPoint(x: 10, y: 20)
let size = image.size - view.frame.size
let vector = physicsWorld.gravity - player.size
Multiply a vector with a constant
view.frame.size = image.size * 4
button.frame.origin = superview.bounds.size * 2
physicsWorld.gravity = player.position * 10
Divide a vector by a constant
view.frame.size = image.size / 4
button.frame.origin = superview.bounds.size / 2
physicsWorld.gravity = player.position / 10
Installation
Using CocoaPods
Add pod CGOperators to your Podfile
Using Carthage
Add git "JohnSundell/CGOperators" to your Cartfile
Using the Swift Package Manager
Add Package(url: "https://github.com/JohnSundell/CGOperators.git", majorVersion: 1) to your Package.swift file.
Using Marathon
Run marathon add https://github.com/JohnSundell/CGOperators.git on the command line.
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