KeyboardKit is a Swift SDK that lets you create fully customizable keyboard extensions in a few lines of code, using SwiftUI. It extends Apple's limited keyboard APIs and provides you with a lot more functionality.
KeyboardKit Pro extends KeyboardKit with pro features like fully localized keyboards & services, autocomplete & autocorrect, an emoji keyboard, AI supporting capabilities, themes, dictation, and much, much more.
Keyboard extensions can be used within all other apps on iOS, whever text input is supported. It's the only way for your company, product, or brand to directly interact with other apps on iOS. Don't miss out!
KeyboardKit Pro is closed source and requires a commercial license.
Licenses can be purchased from the KeyboardKit website or from the online Gumroad e-shop.
KeyboardKit Pro can be installed with the Swift Package Manager:
https://github.com/KeyboardKit/KeyboardKitPro.git
Unlike KeyboardKit, KeyboardKit Pro is a binary target and must only be linked to the app target.
After installing KeyboardKit, just make your KeyboardViewController
inherit KeyboardInputViewController
instead of UIInputViewController
:
import KeyboardKitPro
class KeyboardController: KeyboardInputViewController {}
This gives your controller access to new lifecycle functions like viewWillSetupKeyboard
, observable state like state.keyboardContext
, services like services.actionHandler
, and much more.
If you just want to use the default SystemKeyboard
view, which mimics a native iOS keyboard, you only have to register your license key on launch:
func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let license = try? setupPro(
withLicenseKey: "your-key",
locales: [...], // Define which locales to use
) { license in
// Make any license-based configurations here
}
}
To replace or customize the default SystemKeyboard
, just override viewWillSetupKeyboard
and call setupPro
with a view
builder:
class KeyboardViewController: KeyboardInputViewControllerย {
override func viewWillSetupKeyboard() {
super.viewWillSetupKeyboard()
try? setupPro(
withLicenseKey: "your-key",
locales: [...], // Define which locales to use
licenseConfiguration: { license in
// Make any configurations and service adjustments here
},
view: { [weak self] controller in // <-- Use [weak self] or [unowned self] if you need self here.
SystemKeyboard(
state: controller.state,
services: controller.services,
buttonContent: { $0.view },
buttonView: { $0.view },
emojiKeyboard: { $0.view },
toolbar: { _ in MyCustomToolbar() }
)
}
)
}
}
For more information, please see the getting started guide.
KeyboardKit supports 68 keyboard-specific locales:
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KeyboardKit provides a basic keyboard layout and callout actions, whileย KeyboardKit Pro provides localized layouts, callouts and behaviors for all supported locales.
KeyboardKit Pro extends KeyboardKit with Pro features:
UITextDocumentProxy
to read the full document.The online documentation has more information, articles, code examples, etc.
The KeyboardKit repository has a demo app that shows how to display keyboard state, link to system settings, etc.
The demo app has two demo keyboards:
Keyboard
uses KeyboardKit and a customized SystemKeyboard
.KeyboardPro
uses KeyboardKit Pro and enables all locales, autocomplete, themes, etc.Just open and run the demo app in the Demo
folder, then enable the keyboards under System Settings. Note that you need to enable full access for some features to work.
If you want to try KeyboardKit Pro without having to write any code or build the demo app from Xcode, there is a KeyboardKit app in the App Store, that lets you try out many pro features.
Feel free to reach out if you have questions or if you want to contribute in any way:
KeyboardKit Pro is closed-source and requires a commercial license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
Licenses can be purchased from the KeyboardKit website or from the online Gumroad e-shop.