![]() ![]() ![]() All you need to do is create an EditText, pass it to the CustomKeyboardView, and indicate what keyboard type it should be using. The CustomKeyboardView can be injected with any keyboard layout and controller. Somebody else a lot of time and headache. I spent many hours researching different ways to gain full control of the keyboard, and ended up piecing together a few different approaches and adding some of my own flavor to it. The Android system keyboard API is limited and difficult to work with. Please take a look at their documentation for more detail. Additionally, the component responsible for the expansion and collapse of the keyboard is the ExpandableView. That is because it extends the ResizableRelativeLayout. Notice that in both orientations the keyboard takes up the full screen width, and the button widths change (they are a percentage of the screen width). Just download the project, open it in Android Studio, connect to a virtual or physical device, and run it! There shouldn't be any further configuration required (unless you need to download build tools, etc., but Android Studio should prompt you to do that).īelow are GIF's of the functionality in both ladscape and portrait. Once the GIF collection is displayed, find your desired GIF and tap send. On the keyboard that is displayed, click on the icon that says GIF at the top (this option may only appear for users operating the Gboard). Make sure you have a version of Android Studio installed that supports Kotlin (3+ should be fine). Click on the messaging app and tap on the compose message option. Downloading an app through this store would not only install an app on your messaging app, but likely show this app on your iPhone’s home screen as well. Please feel free to fork this project and make improvements as needed. To add a GIF keyboard through the iMessage app, follow these steps: Access the App Store in the iPhone messaging app by clicking the + icon. I'm no longer an Android developer and have not committed any code in a few years now. ![]() Fully customizable Android keyboard written in Kotlin. ![]()
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