Generally when the key board is visible some apps display a view on the top of keyboard with buttons like Done, Auto fill, .. etc
My Question is :
Is this provided by Apple or We have to create and use it.
Thank You in advance
The answer is somewhere in the middle. You do have to create it yourself, but Apple provides support for it. See Programmatically align a toolbar on top of the iPhone keyboard
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How can I stack a Container over a keyboard similar to WhatsApp more section just like the below gif?
Alternatively, I tried using a bottom sheet, but bottom sheet closed the keyboard and then opened it up.
Unfortunately as other answers have said if you really want this you have to use a Custom In-App Keyboard, even though it's a lot of work.
Drawing over the keyboard is indeed possible on Android, but it is not possible at all on iOS. If you check the same functionality in WhatsApp on iOS it does not do that animation since iOS does not allow it.
The issue here is that the keyboard is controlled by the phone's operating system so Flutter is not allowed to render over it, just as you can't render over the status bar at the top of the screen.
This article at Medium titled "Custom In-App Keyboard in Flutter" by someone called "Suragch" might help you.
Custom In-App Keyboard in Flutter by Suragch
I think is an animation to a "Container" at the bottom of the screen.
So, I got the following image from graphic designer.
On the right is keyboard popping in our application, on the left is keyboard he sees everywhere else on his phone (iPhone 6), apparently. He wants the keyboard on the left to appear in our application too. This looks like standard iOS keyboard, only smaller, but I don't see any option to get it. How do I get it? Or is it just particularly popular custom keyboard/extension? Or maybe it's really easy to do custom keyboard/extension (note, I don't know a thing about custom keyboards/extensions in iOS)?
The keyboard is adjusted when you have inputAccessoryView assigned for active field.
check: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/StringsTextFonts/Conceptual/TextAndWebiPhoneOS/InputViews/InputViews.html
I need to add a custom key to the iOS system keyboard without requiring a jailbreak. For example, when I go into any app, I want my custom key to show up and then have it launch a view from my app.
I've seen tons of examples that do things like this from a custom UITextView, but nothing that modifies the keyboard for all apps.
No. Apple has iOS pretty locked down. Your app is pretty much in its own sandbox with a few outlets to the rest of the system.
You also can't create a custom keyboard like Android.
You can't but how about adding a UIToolBar on top of your keyboard?
You can't modify the system keyboard.
Question is, Whether a button can be placed below the software keyboard that comes in the iPhone when we tap to enter some text.
The soft keyboard comes from the very bottom of the screen , can it be made to move little up and a button can be placed ??
No, this is impossible with public APIs. Your only other option would be to use a completely custom input view.
what is the iPhone ringer alert popup name? and could implement that ? i mean like this :
alt text http://freezpic.com/pics/e53bcff753bd37294dcfa7ecf494af1d.PNG
It's not a built-in control, but there is an open source project (http://github.com/matej/MBProgressHUD) which creates a rounded translucent view. Although used for showing progress, it can be adapted.
It will take some tinkering with, but hopefully it's a push in the right direction.