Adds customizable next, previous, and done buttons to UITextField and UITextView keyboards for easier navigation.
UITextField-Navigation is an iOS library that adds next, previous, and done buttons to the keyboard toolbar for UITextField and UITextView. It solves the problem of cumbersome navigation between multiple text inputs in forms, allowing developers to link fields sequentially and customize the navigation interface.
iOS developers building apps with forms, surveys, or any interface requiring multiple text inputs, especially those seeking to improve user experience with streamlined keyboard navigation.
Developers choose UITextField-Navigation for its seamless integration, high customizability, and support for both Interface Builder and programmatic setup, eliminating the need to manually implement keyboard navigation logic.
🏄♂️ UITextField-Navigation makes it easier to navigate between UITextFields and UITextViews
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Automatically links UITextFields and UITextViews via the nextNavigationField property, eliminating manual code for moving between inputs, as demonstrated in the basic usage example with automatic previous field assignment.
Supports both global UIAppearance proxies and direct toolbar modification, allowing developers to change colors, styles, and add custom buttons, shown in the UI Customization section with examples for barStyle and backgroundColor.
Fully compatible with right-to-left languages, ensuring internationalization without additional configuration, which is explicitly listed as a key feature in the README.
Enables setting next fields visually in Interface Builder or programmatically, offering flexibility in development workflows, highlighted in the description and usage sections.
No native support for SwiftUI, restricting its use in modern iOS projects that adopt Apple's declarative framework, as the library is built solely for UIKit components.
Focuses exclusively on navigation without providing form validation features, requiring developers to implement separate logic for data integrity, which the README does not address.
Requires explicit conformance to the NavigationFieldDelegate protocol in addition to standard delegates, adding boilerplate code compared to more integrated solutions, as noted in the capturing taps section.