simple-keyboard | Feature it does n't have and probably will never have

You can do it like this

1. Keep another state to handle the visibility of the keyboard.

No, web technologies don't offer you a way to force a touch screen keyboard, but the operating system (OS) does, and you should use it. A JavaScript solution will always be more volatile and less fast.

You might want to use a touch screen laptop to test your application. (:

A responsive web app should allow for multi-modal input, meaning users should be able to switch input mode while using the app, f.e. from mouse to keyboard, or from physical keyboard to on-screen-keyboard. This is also an upcoming accessibility requirement in WCAG 2.2 Concurrent Input Mechanisms

We have a lot of assumptions about input methods based on devices, but a smartphone user can attach a bluetooth keyboard or mouse, and might actually need to.

This is why the web technologies do not provide "universal options" to trigger a touch screen keyboard. Instead, it puts that decision off to the platform (Browser and OS), which has more knowledge about the hardware used.

To further illustrate this concept: the HTML attribute inputmode along with the type attribute help the browser optimise the on-screen keyboard, if displayed. But does not decide whether to display one or not.

If the OS supports the device's touch screen, it should display a on-screen keyboard once you set focus inside an input, maybe by means of touch. Whether or not the keyboard will respect the inputmode, depends on the browser-OS combination.

If you are able to specify the used hardware for the kiosk, you could recommend an OS that does.

Fixed by following this code sample from ANTD.

Basically I added following lines to call the form method.

I would recommend using the simple-keyboard-layouts, and then do this in your method where you want to change the language:

if you are creating a custom keyboard then on commitTyped method in Softkeyboard class that are extended by InputMethodService.This method help to write any text on edit text. And another method in this class is OnKey, In this method, you should receive primary code 32. Basically, 32 code is the space key code in the soft keyboard. when you receive 32 code you get text from edit text and replace to another text through commitType method. I think the shortcut character of the spelling you should store in Share preference and SQLite etc because sometimes the internet is not available on mobile devices.

You should use React.lazy for the component, and require().

The React.lazy function lets you render a dynamic import as a regular component.

You might need to use useEffect hook set the initial keyboard value, and on subsequent changes and also remove keyboard.current.setInput(inputVal).

Right now, you're creating a button inside a button for each: