KeyboardLock

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

KeyboardLock(
    withView: containerView,
    andLockType: .BottomConstraint
).lock()

Lock Type	Description	Constraint Search Criteria
`.BottomConstraint`	The bottom constraint will be moved up based on the height of the keyboard at the end of it's animation cycle.	`superView.constraints.firstAttribute == .bottom && superview.constraints.relation == .equal`
`.HeightConstraint`	The height of the constraint will be shortened based on the height of the keyboard at the end of it's animation cycle.	`view.constraints.firstAttribute == .height && view.constraints.relation == .equal`
`.FrameOrigin`	The Y origin point of the views frame will be moved up based on the height of the keyboard at the end of it's animation cycle.	None

When using .BottomConstraint or .HeightConstraint, you can either pass the constraint you wish to update manually using andConstraint: in the constructor, or you can leave it blank and the system will attempt to find the constraint itself. If it cannot find the proper constraint, a warning message will be sent through NSLog.
You can unlock a view from the keyboard using the .unlock() member function of the associated KeyboardLock instance.

KeyboardLock is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'KeyboardLock'

nathan-fiscaletti, [email protected]

KeyboardLock is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.