react-native-avoid-softinput
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Native logic for avoiding covering text inputs by soft input views
react-native-avoid-softinput
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Native solution for common React Native problem of focused views being covered by soft input view. It is solved by listening for soft input events and applying translation to react root view (or bottom padding if focused element's parent is scroll view) entirely on native side and only if currently focused view is covered by soft input frame. It supports focused views being positioned in scroll views and regular views (check out example app). It also supports modal content, when content is wrapped in AvoidSoftInputView.
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This library follows the React Native releases support policy. It is supporting the latest version, and the two previous minor series. You may find it working correctly with some older React Native versions, but it'll be a "Use at your own risk" case.
This library supports "New Architecture".
Library supports Android & iOS, for out-of-tree platforms, View component is used as fallback.
yarn add react-native-avoid-softinput
or
npm i --save react-native-avoid-softinput
npx pod-install
For reference, you can visit Getting started section
Check usage guides for module and view
If library does not suite your needs, you can check alternatives section
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
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Native logic for avoiding covering text inputs by soft input views
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