How can I add constraints to a UI element inside a programmatically created UIView?

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  1. SnapKit

    A Swift Autolayout DSL for iOS & OS X

    I suggest you check out SnapKit. It is a convenient AutoLayout wrapper. I find it a lot more easier to read compared to the built in constraint builder or the string representation.

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