I'm building my own soft keyboard for my app.
I was wondering if there was a way of popping open my custom keyboard instead of the default android soft Keyboard.
For example, when clicking on a TextField, I would like my custom keyboard to be the input source.
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I created a modal using react-native-modalfy(because of its universal usage) that has an input field. On android everything is working as expected(i.e., modal moving up when keyboard aperars) but on the iOS, whenever I try to type something the keyboard appears on the modal UI and doesn't allow me to see anything that happens on the modal UI. Is there any workaround to get past this issue?enter image description here
I am making an app. To access this app I need to create an app pin.
I have to make a customized keyboard, so when I press keys on keyboard, text (pin) should be filled in these 4 circles (for this I am using react-native-confirmation-code-input library).
I have used many customized keyboard libraries but none worked out.
If I make this keyboard without using any library, then I get stuck.
I am not able to make focus on second textinput when first textinput finish its text editing .
This is the image of the layout I need for my app:
I'm trying to build a react native app that receives input from a bluetooth barcode scanner which basically just acts as keyboard emulation. I'm receiving the input into a TextInput however I don't want to show the keyboard. However, if I dismiss the keyboard it doesn't accept input into the TextInput.
Is there any way to accept input from the barcode scanner without showing the keyboard?
I know this is an old question, but,
There is a property called showSoftInputOnFocus in newer react-native versions. Setting this to false keeps the keyboard hidden.
Working for me on v0.60.0
React-Native TextInput with focus but without keyboard showing
I am trying to write an app that uses a custom keyboard. How can I write code that prevents the iPhone keyboard from popping up. I have seen a custom keyboard that enters text in other iPhone applications, so I know that it is possible.
You're looking for the inputView property that's present on every view (inherited from UIResponder).
I have a simple (one view) application without any TextFileds. How can I show a native virtual keyboard when application starts?
You can use an invisible text field and give it focus. May I ask why you want a visible keyboard if there isn't a control for which the user will expect to receive the text?