react-native-input-scroll-view 

Mainly to achieve the following functions：

- When the keyboard pops up, the TextInput will automatically adjust to the top of the keyboard.
- When the keyboard pops up, the content of the ScrollView will not be obscured by the keyboard.
- When multiline TextInput gets focus, the selected cursor will be automatically adjusted to the top of the keyboard.
- When the multiline TextInput create new line, the new line will automatically adjust to the top of the keyboard.
- Put your finger on top of TextInput and slide ScrollView, when you lift your finger, the TextInput will not get focus.

Installation

npm

``shell
$ npm install react-native-input-scroll-view --save
`

yarn

`shell
$ yarn add react-native-input-scroll-view
`

Usage

`jsx
import InputScrollView from 'react-native-input-scroll-view';
...
state = {
text: '',
};

render() {
const { text } = this.state;
return (



onChangeText={text => this.setState({ text })}
multiline />

);
}
`

React-native-input-scroll-view automatically modify onContentSizeChange, onSelectionChange, and onChange TextInput props. It is not yet designed to pass them down if the TextInput is wrapped into another component so don’t forget to do it:
`jsx
import InputScrollView from 'react-native-input-scroll-view';
...

const MyComponent = props => (



);
...

state = {
text: '',
};

render() {
const { text } = this.state;
return (

onChangeText={text => this.setState({ text })}
/>

);
}
`

Note that if the cursor is to be correctly adjusted to the top of the keyboard, you must bind value to TextInput.

Multiline TextInput in the Android

If your ReactNative version is on or above v0.57, skip this section.

Before a certain version of ReactNative, multiline TextInput height on an Android device could not change properly based on its content, so we need to add additional processing code

`jsx
import InputScrollView from 'react-native-input-scroll-view';
...

state = {
text: '',
textareaHeight: null,
};

render() {
const { text, textareaHeight } = this.state;
return (



value={text}
onChangeText={text => this.setState({ text })}
onContentSizeChange={this._onContentSizeChange}
multiline />

);
}

_onContentSizeChange = ({nativeEvent:event}) => {
this.setState({ textareaHeight: event.contentSize.height });
};
`

Props

| Property | Type | Default | Description |
| ----------------------- | -------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| topOffset | number | undefined | The offset of the InputScrollView relative to the top of the window. When the screen contains TopBar, it is usually set to the height of TopBar. If not explicitly set, the program will automatically determine, but may cause problems. issues#43。 |
| keyboardOffset | number | 40 | When automatic adjustment, the cursor relative to the top of the keyboard offset. |
| multilineInputStyle | Style | null | If your multiline TextInput has a specific style, to ensure that the cursor can be accurately adjusted to the top of the keyboard, this is set as a multiline TextInput style, The style attributes that mainly include fontSize、fontFamily、lineHeight etc. affect the position of the cursor. Be careful not to include width and height. |
| useAnimatedScrollView | bool | false | Replace regular ScrollView component with Animated.ScrollView component. |
| supportHardwareKeyboard | bool | false | beta If your device does not use a soft keyboard, try using this parameter to solve the problem. issues#69 |
| keyboardAvoidingViewProps | props | null | KeyboardAvoidingView component Props. Check them here: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/keyboardavoidingview |
| ...ScrollView.props | props | | All props from ScrollView are inherited. Check them here: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/scrollview.html |

ENV

`
"react": "^16.0.0-alpha.12"
"react-native": ">=0.46.0"
``

Product case


License

MIT