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react-touch-device-keyboard
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React virtual keyboard for touch devices. It can be used with native input/text-area element, without touching the existing code. [Click here to see it in action](https://codesandbox.io/s/winter-resonance-wrh5v)
React virtual keyboard for touch devices. It can be used with native input/text-area element, without touching the existing code. Click here to see it in action
$ npm i react-touch-device-keyboard --save
import Keyboard from "react-touch-device-keyboard"
<Keyboard mountAt={document.getElementById("keyboard-container")}/>
API | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
mountAt | dom element | dom element where the keyboard should mount |
marginFromInput | number | margin top in px, from the focused input element (default 10px) |
alwaysOpen | boolean | if true keyboard will be alway open (default false) |
width | number | width of keyboard (defualt 900), this won't work if fullScreen is true |
fullScreen | boolean | if true, keyboard will take full width of the window |
focusNextOnTab | boolean | if true, on press of tab focus will go to next focusable element |
disabled | array[<string>] | array of keys which should be disabled (key name should be in lowecase eg. - ['tab', 'a'] ) |
stickToBottom | boolean | if true keyboard will alway be in bottom of the page |
onKeyPress | function | receives character pressed in keyboard as argument |
There are some life hooks also if needed -
beforeOpen
- gets triggered every time focus changes
afterOpen
- gets triggered every time focus changes
beforeClose
, afterClose
FAQs
React virtual keyboard for touch devices. It can be used with native input/text-area element, without touching the existing code. [Click here to see it in action](https://codesandbox.io/s/winter-resonance-wrh5v)
We found that react-touch-device-keyboard demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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