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## Usage

Call the `constrain` function with your `UIView` or `NSView` instances as well
Call the `constrain`_*_ function with your `UIView` or `NSView` instances as well
as a closure in which you declare the constraints between the different
attributes of your views:

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Read the documentation [here](http://robb.github.io/Cartography/). For more information, see the [gh-pages](https://github.com/robb/Cartography/tree/gh-pages) branch.


\* Since Xcode 11 and swift 5.1 the keyword `constrain` conflicts with the ones used by the **CommonUISDK**... so, Calling the function with the module name is necessary to make it work properly

e.g.: `Cartography.constrain`

If you're using it with Xcode 10.3 or earlier, you can still use it as it is, without the module name alongside the function.

## Versioning

For *Swift 3.x*: Versions <= 1.1.0
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