Hi Tim, thanks for offering help.
There are was a recent discussion in the mailing list about keyboard plugin
for iOS [1]
And Shaz posted a Blog post on the maintenance of the keyboard plugin as a
Cordova core plugin. [2]
As some of the committers have express we think that the kyeboard plugin is
Hey Tim,
I recently did some work on the shrink view behavior for iOS. Most of the
changes were pulled into the official plugin and the rest is here:
https://github.com/cjpearson/cordova-plugin-keyboard
I don't know how your css animation looks, but using shrink view may have
some of the same
Carlos - Thanks for bringing me up to speed and for the heads up on the npm
change. That is an awesome guide by Kerri.
Connor - Thanks for the info! Honestly our frustrations with the native
resize were the main reason we decided on a different approach with the
Ionic plugin. That being said,
I think Jesse pretty much covered it.
I would be surprised if you could get web animations to be in sync with
native animations like the keyboard. If you are to try, I think you'd get
closest by attaching a timestamp to the event you're sending to JS, and use
requestAnimationFrame to animate. CSS
I think you are best off to experiment and see what you can get working
consistently. The focus lately has been on the wkwebview bridge, which is
entirely new, while the current webview implementation is a collection of
workarounds for various issues.
If you can distill this down to a simple
If you can be sure that your calls into js will not result in more calls
back to native, then it is probably fine. Delegating back to the main
thread may have similar performance trouble though ...
For this specific case, can't you use a timed css animation that matches
the keyboard animation?
Hey Andrew,
Just had a quick question about plugins on iOS. For the keyboard plugin
we're using evalJS to fire an event when the keyboard shows, which by
default waits for the run loop to cycle before executing any JS. My
question is, would terrible things happen if we didn't wait, or even just
