Web support is an open issue here, desktop support is an open issue here. Currently this library will just return false for keyboard visibility on web and desktop.
Build your Widget tree based on whether or not the keyboard is visible by using KeyboardVisibilityBuilder.
import'package:flutter_keyboard_visibility/flutter_keyboard_visibility.dart';
/// In any of your widgets...@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
returnKeyboardVisibilityBuilder(
builder: (context, isKeyboardVisible) {
returnText(
'The keyboard is: ${isKeyboardVisible ? 'VISIBLE' : 'NOT VISIBLE'}',
);
}
);
Option 2: Within your Widget tree using a provider
Build your Widget tree based on whether or not the keyboard is
visible by including a KeyboardVisibilityProvider near the top
of your tree.
import'package:flutter_keyboard_visibility/flutter_keyboard_visibility.dart';
// Somewhere near the top of your tree...@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
returnKeyboardVisibilityProvider(
child: MyDemoPage(),
);
}
// Within MyDemoPage...@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
finalbool isKeyboardVisible = KeyboardVisibilityProvider.isKeyboardVisible(context);
returnText(
'The keyboard is: ${isKeyboardVisible ? 'VISIBLE' : 'NOT VISIBLE'}',
);
}
Option 3: Direct query and subscription
Query and/or subscribe to keyboard visibility directly with the
KeyboardVisibilityController class.
Place a KeyboardDismissOnTap near the top of your Widget tree. When a user taps outside of the currently focused Widget, the Widget will drop focus and the keyboard will be dismissed.
import'package:flutter_keyboard_visibility/flutter_keyboard_visibility.dart';
// Somewhere near the top of your tree...@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
returnKeyboardDismissOnTap(
child: MyDemoPage(),
);
}
By default KeyboardDismissOnTap will only dismiss taps not captured by other interactive Widgets, like buttons. If you would like to dismiss the keyboard for any tap, including taps on interactive Widgets, set dismissOnCapturedTaps to true.
import'package:flutter_keyboard_visibility/flutter_keyboard_visibility.dart';
// Somewhere near the top of your tree...@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
returnKeyboardDismissOnTap(
dismissOnCapturedTaps: true,
child: MyDemoPage(),
);
}
The IgnoreKeyboardDismissWidget can be used to further refine which taps do and do not dismiss the keyboard. Checkout the example app for more detail.
Testing
Testing using mocks
KeyboardVisibilityProvider and KeyboardVisibilityBuilder accept a controller parameter that allow you to mock or replace the logic for reporting keyboard visibility updates.
@GenerateMocks([KeyboardVisibilityController])
voidmain() {
testWidgets('It reports true when the keyboard is visible', (WidgetTester tester) async {
// Pretend that the keyboard is visible.var mockController = MockKeyboardVisibilityController();
when(mockController.onChange)
.thenAnswer((_) => Stream.fromIterable([true]));
when(mockController.isVisible).thenAnswer((_) => true);
// Build a Widget tree and query KeyboardVisibilityProvider// for the visibility of the keyboard.bool? isKeyboardVisible;
await tester.pumpWidget(
KeyboardVisibilityProvider(
controller: mockController,
child: Builder(
builder: (BuildContext context) {
isKeyboardVisible =
KeyboardVisibilityProvider.isKeyboardVisible(context);
returnSizedBox();
},
),
),
);
// Verify that KeyboardVisibilityProvider reported that the// keyboard is visible.expect(isKeyboardVisible, true);
});
}
Testing with a global override
Call KeyboardVisibilityTesting.setVisibilityForTesting(false); to set a custom value to use during flutter test. This is set globally and will override the standard logic of the native platform.