TinyConstraints

Drastically reduces code for common tasks, such as using view.edgesToSuperview() instead of multiple NSLayoutConstraint lines, as shown in the edges and center examples.

Constraints are activated by default, eliminating the need for manual NSLayoutConstraint.activate() calls and reducing boilerplate errors.

Provides dedicated methods like edgesToSuperview(with insets:) and excluding options, making it easy to attach views to their superview with custom insets.

Allows storing constraints for later activation, deactivation, or animation, facilitating dynamic layout changes as demonstrated in the animation examples.