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What Changed

  • Retarget end-follow scrolling as streamed rows receive their native measurements.
  • Keep the completed answer anchored while work rows fold and the status inset disappears.
  • Stop layout changes from re-enabling end follow after the reader scrolls away.
  • Add focused coverage for live-follow state and the patched LegendList measurement behavior.

Tested with the mobile thread-feed live-follow tests and LegendList end-follow regression tests.

Why

Streaming could briefly jump, expose the wrong reading position, or queue competing scroll animations as the final answer, work log, keyboard, and status inset settled. Waiting for measured rows and coordinating those transitions keeps the feed pinned to the real end without pulling readers away from earlier messages.

UI Changes

Before: the end of a streaming thread could jump during completion and work-log folding.

After: new content follows the measured end smoothly, while readers who scroll up keep their position.

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  • New Features

    • Thread conversations now smoothly follow new responses and settle at the latest content, including during keyboard and inset animations.
    • Sending a message automatically dismisses the keyboard.
    • Reduced-motion preferences are respected for thread and response animations.
    • Updated list behavior improves end positioning, scrolling stability, and animated content resizing.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Live-follow no longer unexpectedly resumes when scrolling reports the reader at the end.
    • Work summaries now transition smoothly when their content changes.

- Retarget end-follow scrolling as live rows are measured
- Preserve the reader's position during completion and work-log folding
- Coordinate row, keyboard, and status inset transitions
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// Finish the native inset transition before inserting the pending row.
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🟠 High threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx:768

onSendMessage is never called when the user navigates away before KeyboardController.dismiss() resolves, so tapping Send followed immediately by navigation silently leaves the draft unsent. Start the send before awaiting dismissal and retain the existing thread-key guard for post-send UI updates.

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In file @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx around line 768:

`onSendMessage` is never called when the user navigates away before `KeyboardController.dismiss()` resolves, so tapping Send followed immediately by navigation silently leaves the draft unsent. Start the send before awaiting dismissal and retain the existing thread-key guard for post-send UI updates.

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+ const nativeOffset = state.lastNativeScroll;

lastNativeScroll is never written, so hasNativeOffset is always false and distance remains Infinity. The inset-end watchdog therefore never observes a settled native landing or performs near-end correction, leaving sessions dependent on the 40-frame timeout and potentially at an uncorrected offset after UIKit changes the inset; record the native axis offset in the scroll handler before this watchdog reads it.

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In file @patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch around line 1208:

`lastNativeScroll` is never written, so `hasNativeOffset` is always false and `distance` remains `Infinity`. The inset-end watchdog therefore never observes a settled native landing or performs near-end correction, leaving sessions dependent on the 40-frame timeout and potentially at an uncorrected offset after UIKit changes the inset; record the native axis offset in the scroll handler before this watchdog reads it.

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Thread transfer impact

✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.

Provider Metric Main baseline This PR Impact PR ceiling
Codex Total thread wire 13.5 KiB 13.5 KiB +12 B (+0.1%) 15.1 KiB ✅
Codex Thread snapshot wire 7.1 KiB 7.1 KiB +1 B (+0.0%) 7.3 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn WebSocket wire 6.4 KiB 6.5 KiB +11 B (+0.2%) 7.8 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn WebSocket decoded 56.2 KiB 56.3 KiB +44 B (+0.1%) 66.4 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn messages 9 10 +1 (+11.1%) 21 ✅
Claude Total thread wire 13.5 KiB 13.5 KiB −5 B (−0.0%) 15.1 KiB ✅
Claude Thread snapshot wire 7.1 KiB 7.1 KiB −4 B (−0.1%) 7.3 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn WebSocket wire 6.4 KiB 6.4 KiB −1 B (−0.0%) 7.8 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn WebSocket decoded 57.0 KiB 57.0 KiB 0 B (0.0%) 66.4 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn messages 9 9 0 (0.0%) 21 ✅

Baseline: b379b5b · PR result: a548b20 · Source CI: success

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10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.

  • Codex decoded thread snapshot: 113.9 KiB
  • Claude decoded thread snapshot: 114.7 KiB

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Verdict: Not approved

Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR substantially changes production mobile thread scrolling, completion presentation, keyboard/status inset coordination, and the patched LegendList runtime, including a changed send-ordering path. It also adds a static-analysis suppression directive, while unresolved findings identify potential message loss and incomplete native end-settling behavior.

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The pull request coordinates thread completion presentation, floating-control insets, end-follow scrolling, reduced-motion row transitions, and Legend List measurement behavior. It also adds regression coverage and animated work-summary updates.

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Thread feed end-follow and presentation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Legend List inset and end-maintenance behavior
patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
Legend List accounts for leading insets, measured row sizes, MVCP anchoring, animated end maintenance, and drag or momentum state in both bundles.
Thread feed completion and row transitions
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-feed-live-follow.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-feed-live-follow.test.ts
ThreadFeed delays completion presentation until measurement and native end settling. It adds reduced-motion row transitions and prevents passive end reports from re-enabling live follow.
Screen-level inset and follow wiring
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx
ThreadDetailScreen manages animated floating coverage, keyboard dismissal before sending, explicit end-follow requests, and completion-settled callbacks.
Summary transition and end-follow validation
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-work-log.tsx, scripts/legend-list-end-follow.test.ts
Work summaries fade after changes. Legend List tests cover measurement preservation, anchor restoration, retries, retargeting, and cancellation.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix

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  participant ThreadDetailScreen
  participant ThreadFeed
  participant LegendList
  ThreadDetailScreen->>ThreadFeed: request end follow and pass inset state
  ThreadFeed->>LegendList: maintain the measured native end
  LegendList-->>ThreadFeed: report settled end position
  ThreadFeed-->>ThreadDetailScreen: signal completion settled
  ThreadDetailScreen->>ThreadDetailScreen: release floating coverage
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Some Android sends may require retrying, and completed threads may retain expanded work rows or floating coverage. Both issues are bounded but should be corrected.

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In `@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx`:
- Around line 769-771: Bound the keyboard dismissal wait in the send flow before
the selectedThreadKeyRef check and props.onSendMessage call. Ensure rejected or
unresolved KeyboardController.dismiss calls cannot block sending by racing
dismissal against a short timeout, while preserving the existing thread-key
validation and message submission behavior.

In `@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx`:
- Around line 2298-2337: Update ThreadFeed’s completion flow around
finishCompletedPresentation and measuredCompletionTurnRef so a settled assistant
turn can complete even when handleItemSizeChanged is never called because row
size is unchanged. Add a bounded post-settle fallback that retries or defers
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if (selectedThreadKeyRef.current !== targetThreadKey) return null;
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<title>KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/docs/api/keyboard-controller KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller Version: 1.22.0 On this page # KeyboardController The`KeyboardController` module in React Native provides a convenient set of methods for managing the behavior of the keyboard. With seamless runtime adjustments, this module allows developers to dynamically change the`windowSoftInputMode` on Android and dismiss the keyboard on both platforms. ## Methods​ Direct link to Methods ### setInputMode​ Direct link to setinputmode- ```ts static setInputMode(mode: AndroidSoftInputModes): void; ``` This method is used to dynamically change the`windowSoftInputMode`(`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) during runtime in an Android application. It takes an argument that specifies the desired input mode. The example provided sets the input mode to`SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE`: ```ts KeyboardController.setInputMode(AndroidSoftInputModes.SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE); ``` Understanding how different modes works To understand the difference between`adjustResize`/`adjustPan`/`adjustNothing` behavior you can look into this post. info A combination of`adjustResize`+`edge-to-edge` mode will result in behavior similar to`adjustNothing`- in this case window is not resized automatically and content is not moved along with the keyboard position. And it becomes a responsibility of developer to handle keyboard appearance (thus it&`#39`;ll match iOS behavior). ### setDefaultMode​ Direct link to setdefaultmode- ```ts static setDefaultMode(): void; ``` This method is used to restore the default`windowSoftInputMode`(`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) declared in the`AndroidManifest.xml`(or`app.json` in Expo case). It resets the input mode to the default value: ```ts KeyboardController.setDefaultMode(); ``` ### preload​ Direct link to preload- ```ts static preload(): void; ``` This method preloads the keyboard to prevent noticeable delay when the user focuses the first input after launching the app. ```ts KeyboardController.preload(); ``` ### dismiss​ Direct link to dismiss ```ts static dismiss(options?: DismissOptions): Promise<void>; ``` This method is used to hide the keyboard. It triggers the dismissal of the keyboard. The method returns promise that will be resolved only when keyboard is fully hidden (if keyboard is already hidden it will resolve immediately): ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` If you want to hide a keyboard and keep focus then you can pass`keepFocus` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` If you want to hide keyboard immediately (i. e. without animation), you can pass`animated` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ animated: false }); ``` What is the difference comparing to`react-native` implementation? The equivalent method from`react-native` relies on specific internal components, such as`TextInput`, and may not work as intended if a custom input component is used. In contrast, the described method enables keyboard dismissal for any focused input, extending functionality beyond the limitations of the default implementation. ### isVisible​ Direct link to isvisible ```ts static isVisible(): boolean; ``` This method returns`true` if keyboard is currently visible and`false` otherwise. ```ts if (KeyboardController.isVisible()) { // do something} ``` ### state​ Direct link to state ```ts static state(): KeyboardEventData; ``` This method returns the last keyboard state. The`KeyboardEventData` is represented by following structure: ```ts type KeyboardEventData = { height: number; duration: number; // duration of the animation timestamp: number; // timestamp of the event from native thread target: number; // tag of the focused `TextInput` type: string; // `keyboardType` property from focused `TextInput` appearance: string; // `keyboardAppearance` property from focused `TextInput`}; ``` ### setFocusTo​ Direct link to setfocusto ```ts static setFocusTo(direction: "prev" | "current" | "next…[truncated] <title>Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/blog/mastering-keyboard-management Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 | Keyboard Controller # Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 December 12, 2024 · 5 min read Kirill Zyusko Today I&`#39`;m glad to announce a new `1.15.0` version of `react-native-keyboard-controller` 🎉 This release mainly focuses on managing keyboard state, improving keyboard dismissal interactions and API enhancements, so let&`#39`;s go and see which new features this release brings 👇 ### `dismiss` method now returns a promise​ Previously, the `dismiss` method was synchronous, which meant that you couldn&`#39`;t determine the moment when keyboard is fully hidden. Typically many developers were using one time listener that was resolving a promise or executing the code that had to be executed after keyboard dismissal. The code could look like this: ```tsx import { KeyboardController, KeyboardEvents,} from "react-native-keyboard-controller";const subscription = KeyboardEvents.addListener("keyboardDidHide", () => { setVisible(true); subscription.remove();});KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` Now, `dismiss` returns a promise, so you can use it in `async` way: ```ts import { KeyboardController } from "react-native-keyboard-controller";await KeyboardController.dismiss();setVisible(true); ``` Much cleaner and more readable code! 💪 ### `dismiss` now blurs input by default​ The previous behavior of `dismiss` was keeping the focus on the input on Android and blurring the input on iOS. This behavior was not very intuitive and such inconsistency could causing a lot of issues. Now, the default behavior is to blur the input on both platforms 😎 Though a rhetorical question might be raised - "I liked the old behavior, when input still hold the focus 🤷‍♂️. How to restore a previous behavior?" We hear you! 👇 ### `dismiss` now accepts a `keepFocus` parameter​ Sometimes you might want to keep the focus on the input, even after keyboard is dismissed. This way users can understand which field was focused the last. If you want to achieve this behavior, you can pass `keepFocus` parameter to `dismiss` method: ```ts KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` ## New `KeyboardController` API methods​ We finished with dismissal part. But the counter part of dismissal is the checking current keyboard state. This release is packed with 2 new methods that aims to simplify the keyboard state checks and achieve a parity with `react-native` API 😊 ### New `isVisible` method​ This method acts as a `Keyboard.isVisible()` method from `react-native` and returns `true` if keyboard is currently visible and `false` otherwise. You can use it to check keyboard visibility on demand without a need to create listeners. ### New `.state()` method​ The new method returns the last keyboard state. It returns `null` if keyboard was not shown in the app yet. This method acts similar to `Keyboard.metrics()` from `react-native` and returns the current keyboard state. The reason why it is named `state` instead of `metrics` is because it returns a different data structure and it&`#39`;s not a drop-in replacement for `Keyboard.metrics()`. However you can achieve the same results using `KeyboardController.state()` (because it gives an access to `height` value) and even more - you can use other properties, such as `type`, `appearance`, `target`, `timestamp` etc. to get more information about the keyboard. ## Better `KeyboardStickyView` and `KeyboardToolbar` interoperability​ `KeyboardStickyView` and `KeyboardToolbar` also got some useful improvements 😊 ### `KeyboardToolbar` now accepts `KeyboardStickyView` props​ The `KeyboardToolbar` is based on `KeyboardStickyView`. However before it wasn&`#39`;t exposing some of `KeyboardStickyView` properties. I fixed that problem and `KeyboardToolbar` now accepts the same properties that `KeyboardStickyView` has, thus making a better interoperability between these two components. ### `KeyboardStickyView` got new `enabled` prop​ Before `KeyboardAwareScrollV…[truncated] <title>80d8972 feat: async dismiss (`#693`)</title> https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/80d89722083922c411b6501263b6e9835b4ee813 # 80d8972 feat: async dismiss (`#693`) - SHA: 80d89722083922c411b6501263b6e9835b4ee813 - Repository: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller - Author: kirillzyusko - Date: 2024-11-18T13:20:42Z - +82 -40 in 11 files - Verified: yes --- feat: async dismiss (`#693`) ## 📜 Description Make `dismiss` method async to get rid off boilerplate/utilities functions in main project. ## 💡 Motivation and Context Originally this idea was suggested by `@terrysahaidak`. Before many projects had its own implementation of this method. But `@terrysahaidak` suggested and I agreed that it would be better to keep this method directly inside the library. ## 📢 Changelog <title>fix: types mismatch for `dismiss` method (`#1225`) · 4bdf4e5 · kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller</title> https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/4bdf4e5b3ebe3196ee6a5d70fb3234cc423100db # Commit: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller@4bdf4e5 - Repository: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller | ⌨️ Keyboard manager which works in identical way on both iOS and Android | 4K stars | TypeScript ## fix: types mismatch for `dismiss` method (`#1225`) - Author: [`@kirillzyusko`](https://github.com/kirillzyusko) - Committer: [`@web-flow`](https://github.com/web-flow) - Date: 2025-12-01T10:10:10Z - SHA: 4bdf4e5b3ebe3196ee6a5d70fb3234cc423100db - Changes: +2 -1 (1 files) - Verified: yes ## 📜 Description Updated jsdoc and type declaration for `dismiss` method. ## 💡 Motivation and Context The `options` object serves asa configuration object. We may skip some properties and it should use default options then. In fact our implementation already has correct options: ```tsx const dismiss = async (options?: Partial<DismissOptions>): Promise<void> => { ``` So in this PR I just reflected it in types 🙃 ## 📢 Changelog ```diff @@ -85,10 +85,11 @@ export type KeyboardControllerModule = { // all platforms /** * Dismisses the active keyboard. Removes a focus by default, but allows to pass `{keepFocus: true}` to keep focus. + * If you want to close keyboard immediately pass `{animated: false}`. * * `@see` {`@link` https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/docs/api/keyboard-controller#dismiss|docs} page for more details. */ - dismiss: (options?: DismissOptions) => Promise<void>; + dismiss: (options?: Partial<DismissOptions>) => Promise<void>; /** * Moves focus to the specified direction (`next`, `prev` or `current` to restore a focus). * ``` <title>KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/docs/next/api/keyboard-controller KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller On this page # KeyboardController The `KeyboardController` module in React Native provides a convenient set of methods for managing the behavior of the keyboard. With seamless runtime adjustments, this module allows developers to dynamically change the `windowSoftInputMode` on Android and dismiss the keyboard on both platforms. ​ ```ts static setInputMode(mode: AndroidSoftInputModes): void; ``` This method is used to dynamically change the `windowSoftInputMode` (`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) during runtime in an Android application. It takes an argument that specifies the desired input mode. The example provided sets the input mode to `SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE`: ```ts KeyboardController.setInputMode(AndroidSoftInputModes.SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE); ``` Understanding how different modes works To understand the difference between `adjustResize`/`adjustPan`/`adjustNothing` behavior you can look into this post. info A combination of `adjustResize` + `edge-to-edge` mode will result in behavior similar to `adjustNothing` - in this case window is not resized automatically and content is not moved along with the keyboard position. And it becomes a responsibility of developer to handle keyboard appearance (thus it&`#39`;ll match iOS behavior). ​ ```ts static setDefaultMode(): void; ``` This method is used to restore the default `windowSoftInputMode` (`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) declared in the `AndroidManifest.xml` (or `app.json` in Expo case). It resets the input mode to the default value: ```ts KeyboardController.setDefaultMode(); ``` ​ ```ts static preload(): void; ``` This method preloads the keyboard to prevent noticeable delay when the user focuses the first input after launching the app. ```ts KeyboardController.preload(); ``` ### `dismiss`​ ```ts static dismiss(options?: DismissOptions): Promise<void>; ``` This method is used to hide the keyboard. It triggers the dismissal of the keyboard. The method returns promise that will be resolved only when keyboard is fully hidden (if keyboard is already hidden it will resolve immediately): ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` If you want to hide a keyboard and keep focus then you can pass `keepFocus` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` If you want to hide keyboard immediately (i. e. without animation), you can pass `animated` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ animated: false }); ``` What is the difference comparing to `react-native` implementation? The equivalent method from `react-native` relies on specific internal components, such as `TextInput`, and may not work as intended if a custom input component is used. In contrast, the described method enables keyboard dismissal for any focused input, extending functionality beyond the limitations of the default implementation. ### `isVisible`​ ```ts static isVisible(): boolean; ``` This method returns `true` if keyboard is currently visible and `false` otherwise. ```ts if (KeyboardController.isVisible()) { // do something} ``` ### `state`​ ```ts static state(): KeyboardEventData; ``` This method returns the last keyboard state. The `KeyboardEventData` is represented by following structure: ```ts type KeyboardEventData = { height: number; duration: number; // duration of the animation timestamp: number; // timestamp of the event from native thread target: number; // tag of the focused `TextInput` type: string; // `keyboardType` property from focused `TextInput` appearance: string; // `keyboardAppearance` property from focused `TextInput`}; ``` ### `setFocusTo`​ ```ts static setFocusTo(direction: "prev" | "current" | "next"): void; ``` This method sets focus to the selected field. Possible values: - `prev` - set focus to the previous field; - `current` - set focus to the last focused field (i. e. if keyboard was closed you can restore focus); - `next` - se…[truncated]

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<title>KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/docs/api/keyboard-controller KeyboardController | Keyboard Controller Version: 1.22.0 On this page # KeyboardController The`KeyboardController` module in React Native provides a convenient set of methods for managing the behavior of the keyboard. With seamless runtime adjustments, this module allows developers to dynamically change the`windowSoftInputMode` on Android and dismiss the keyboard on both platforms. ## Methods​ Direct link to Methods ### setInputMode​ Direct link to setinputmode- ```ts static setInputMode(mode: AndroidSoftInputModes): void; ``` This method is used to dynamically change the`windowSoftInputMode`(`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) during runtime in an Android application. It takes an argument that specifies the desired input mode. The example provided sets the input mode to`SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE`: ```ts KeyboardController.setInputMode(AndroidSoftInputModes.SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE); ``` Understanding how different modes works To understand the difference between`adjustResize`/`adjustPan`/`adjustNothing` behavior you can look into this post. info A combination of`adjustResize`+`edge-to-edge` mode will result in behavior similar to`adjustNothing`- in this case window is not resized automatically and content is not moved along with the keyboard position. And it becomes a responsibility of developer to handle keyboard appearance (thus it&`#39`;ll match iOS behavior). ### setDefaultMode​ Direct link to setdefaultmode- ```ts static setDefaultMode(): void; ``` This method is used to restore the default`windowSoftInputMode`(`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) declared in the`AndroidManifest.xml`(or`app.json` in Expo case). It resets the input mode to the default value: ```ts KeyboardController.setDefaultMode(); ``` ### preload​ Direct link to preload- ```ts static preload(): void; ``` This method preloads the keyboard to prevent noticeable delay when the user focuses the first input after launching the app. ```ts KeyboardController.preload(); ``` ### dismiss​ Direct link to dismiss ```ts static dismiss(options?: DismissOptions): Promise<void>; ``` This method is used to hide the keyboard. It triggers the dismissal of the keyboard. The method returns promise that will be resolved only when keyboard is fully hidden (if keyboard is already hidden it will resolve immediately): ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` If you want to hide a keyboard and keep focus then you can pass`keepFocus` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` If you want to hide keyboard immediately (i. e. without animation), you can pass`animated` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ animated: false }); ``` What is the difference comparing to`react-native` implementation? The equivalent method from`react-native` relies on specific internal components, such as`TextInput`, and may not work as intended if a custom input component is used. In contrast, the described method enables keyboard dismissal for any focused input, extending functionality beyond the limitations of the default implementation. ### isVisible​ Direct link to isvisible ```ts static isVisible(): boolean; ``` This method returns`true` if keyboard is currently visible and`false` otherwise. ```ts if (KeyboardController.isVisible()) { // do something} ``` ### state​ Direct link to state ```ts static state(): KeyboardEventData; ``` This method returns the last keyboard state. The`KeyboardEventData` is represented by following structure: ```ts type KeyboardEventData = { height: number; duration: number; // duration of the animation timestamp: number; // timestamp of the event from native thread target: number; // tag of the focused `TextInput` type: string; // `keyboardType` property from focused `TextInput` appearance: string; // `keyboardAppearance` property from focused `TextInput`}; ``` ### setFocusTo​ Direct link to setfocusto ```ts static setFocusTo(direction: "prev" | "current" | "next…[truncated] <title>docs/docs/api/keyboard-controller.md</title> https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/blob/main/docs/docs/api/keyboard-controller.md # docs/docs/api/keyboard-controller.md - Branch: main - Repository: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller --- --- sidebar_position: 7 keywords: [ react-native-keyboard-controller, react-native, KeyboardController, module, dismiss, dismiss keyboard, windowSoftInputMode, adjustResize, adjustPan, ] --- # KeyboardController The `KeyboardController` module in React Native provides a convenient set of methods for managing the behavior of the keyboard. With seamless runtime adjustments, this module allows developers to dynamically change the `windowSoftInputMode` on Android and dismiss the keyboard on both platforms. ## Methods ### `setInputMode` ```ts static setInputMode(mode: AndroidSoftInputModes): void; ``` This method is used to dynamically change the `windowSoftInputMode` (`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) during runtime in an Android application. It takes an argument that specifies the desired input mode. The example provided sets the input mode to `SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE`: ```ts KeyboardController.setInputMode(AndroidSoftInputModes.SOFT_INPUT_ADJUST_RESIZE); ``` :::tip Understanding how different modes works To understand the difference between `adjustResize`/`adjustPan`/`adjustNothing` behavior you can look into this post. ::: :::info A combination of `adjustResize` + `edge-to-edge` mode will result in behavior similar to `adjustNothing` - in this case window is not resized automatically and content is not moved along with the keyboard position. And it becomes a responsibility of developer to handle keyboard appearance (thus it&`#39`;ll match iOS behavior). ::: ### `setDefaultMode` ```ts static setDefaultMode(): void; ``` This method is used to restore the default `windowSoftInputMode` (`softwareKeyboardLayoutMode` in Expo terminology) declared in the `AndroidManifest.xml` (or `app.json` in Expo case). It resets the input mode to the default value: ```ts KeyboardController.setDefaultMode(); ``` ### `preload` ```ts static preload(): void; ``` This method preloads the keyboard to prevent noticeable delay when the user focuses the first input after launching the app. ```ts KeyboardController.preload(); ``` ### `dismiss` ```ts static dismiss(options?: DismissOptions): Promise<void>; ``` This method is used to hide the keyboard. It triggers the dismissal of the keyboard. The method returns promise that will be resolved only when keyboard is fully hidden (if keyboard is already hidden it will resolve immediately): ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` If you want to hide a keyboard and keep focus then you can pass `keepFocus` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` If you want to hide keyboard immediately (i. e. without animation), you can pass `animated` option: ```ts await KeyboardController.dismiss({ animated: false }); ``` :::info What is the difference comparing to `react-native` implementation? The equivalent method from `react-native` relies on specific internal components, such as `TextInput`, and may not work as intended if a custom input component is used. In contrast, the described method enables keyboard dismissal for any focused input, extending functionality beyond the limitations of the default implementation. ::: ### `isVisible` ```ts static isVisible(): boolean; ``` This method returns `true` if keyboard is currently visible and `false` otherwise. ```ts if (KeyboardController.isVisible()) { // do something } ``` ### `state` ```ts static state(): KeyboardEventData; ``` This method returns the last keyboard state. The `KeyboardEventData` is represented by following structure: ```ts type KeyboardEventData = { height: number; duration: number; // duration of the animation timestamp: number; // timestamp of the event from native thread target: number; // tag of the focused `TextInput` type: string; // `keyboardType` property from focused `TextInput` appearance: string; // `keyboardAppearance` property from focused `TextInput` }; ``` ### …[truncated] <title>Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/blog/mastering-keyboard-management Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 | Keyboard Controller # Mastering keyboard management 🥷🏼 December 12, 2024 · 5 min read Kirill Zyusko Today I&`#39`;m glad to announce a new `1.15.0` version of `react-native-keyboard-controller` 🎉 This release mainly focuses on managing keyboard state, improving keyboard dismissal interactions and API enhancements, so let&`#39`;s go and see which new features this release brings 👇 ### `dismiss` method now returns a promise​ Previously, the `dismiss` method was synchronous, which meant that you couldn&`#39`;t determine the moment when keyboard is fully hidden. Typically many developers were using one time listener that was resolving a promise or executing the code that had to be executed after keyboard dismissal. The code could look like this: ```tsx import { KeyboardController, KeyboardEvents,} from "react-native-keyboard-controller";const subscription = KeyboardEvents.addListener("keyboardDidHide", () => { setVisible(true); subscription.remove();});KeyboardController.dismiss(); ``` Now, `dismiss` returns a promise, so you can use it in `async` way: ```ts import { KeyboardController } from "react-native-keyboard-controller";await KeyboardController.dismiss();setVisible(true); ``` Much cleaner and more readable code! 💪 ### `dismiss` now blurs input by default​ The previous behavior of `dismiss` was keeping the focus on the input on Android and blurring the input on iOS. This behavior was not very intuitive and such inconsistency could causing a lot of issues. Now, the default behavior is to blur the input on both platforms 😎 Though a rhetorical question might be raised - "I liked the old behavior, when input still hold the focus 🤷‍♂️. How to restore a previous behavior?" We hear you! 👇 ### `dismiss` now accepts a `keepFocus` parameter​ Sometimes you might want to keep the focus on the input, even after keyboard is dismissed. This way users can understand which field was focused the last. If you want to achieve this behavior, you can pass `keepFocus` parameter to `dismiss` method: ```ts KeyboardController.dismiss({ keepFocus: true }); ``` ## New `KeyboardController` API methods​ We finished with dismissal part. But the counter part of dismissal is the checking current keyboard state. This release is packed with 2 new methods that aims to simplify the keyboard state checks and achieve a parity with `react-native` API 😊 ### New `isVisible` method​ This method acts as a `Keyboard.isVisible()` method from `react-native` and returns `true` if keyboard is currently visible and `false` otherwise. You can use it to check keyboard visibility on demand without a need to create listeners. ### New `.state()` method​ The new method returns the last keyboard state. It returns `null` if keyboard was not shown in the app yet. This method acts similar to `Keyboard.metrics()` from `react-native` and returns the current keyboard state. The reason why it is named `state` instead of `metrics` is because it returns a different data structure and it&`#39`;s not a drop-in replacement for `Keyboard.metrics()`. However you can achieve the same results using `KeyboardController.state()` (because it gives an access to `height` value) and even more - you can use other properties, such as `type`, `appearance`, `target`, `timestamp` etc. to get more information about the keyboard. ## Better `KeyboardStickyView` and `KeyboardToolbar` interoperability​ `KeyboardStickyView` and `KeyboardToolbar` also got some useful improvements 😊 ### `KeyboardToolbar` now accepts `KeyboardStickyView` props​ The `KeyboardToolbar` is based on `KeyboardStickyView`. However before it wasn&`#39`;t exposing some of `KeyboardStickyView` properties. I fixed that problem and `KeyboardToolbar` now accepts the same properties that `KeyboardStickyView` has, thus making a better interoperability between these two components. ### `KeyboardStickyView` got new `enabled` prop​ Before `KeyboardAwareScrollV…[truncated] <title>Result 4</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/react-native-keyboard-controller@1.22.4/src/module.ts import { KeyboardControllerNative, KeyboardEvents } from "./bindings"; import type { DismissOptions, KeyboardControllerModule, KeyboardEventData, } from "./types"; let isClosed = true; let lastState: KeyboardEventData = { height: 0, duration: 0, timestamp: new Date().getTime(), target: -1, type: "default", appearance: "light", }; KeyboardEvents.addListener("keyboardDidHide", (e) => { isClosed = true; lastState = e; }); KeyboardEvents.addListener("keyboardWillShow", (e) => { isClosed = false; lastState = e; }); const dismiss = async (options?: Partial): Promise => { const keepFocus = options?.keepFocus ?? false; const animated = options?.animated ?? true; return new Promise((resolve) => { if (isClosed) { resolve(); return; } const subscription = KeyboardEvents.addListener("keyboardDidHide", () => { resolve(undefined); subscription.remove(); }); KeyboardControllerNative.dismiss(keepFocus, animated); }); }; const isVisible = () => !isClosed; const state = () => lastState; /** * KeyboardController module. Helps to perform imperative actions/checks with keyboard. */ export const KeyboardController: KeyboardControllerModule = { setDefaultMode: KeyboardControllerNative.setDefaultMode, setInputMode: KeyboardControllerNative.setInputMode, setFocusTo: KeyboardControllerNative.setFocusTo, preload: KeyboardControllerNative.preload, setTranslucent: KeyboardControllerNative.setTranslucent, dismiss, isVisible, state, }; <title>Release 1.21.13</title> https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/releases/tag/1.21.13 # Release: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller 1.21.13 - Repository: kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller | ⌨️ Keyboard manager which works in identical way on both iOS and Android | 4K stars | TypeScript - Name: Release 1.21.13 - Author: [`@kirillzyusko`](https://github.com/kirillzyusko) - Created: 2026-06-29T07:39:20Z - Published: 2026-06-29T07:45:15Z - Reactions: 👍 3 🎉 1 ❤️ 3 🚀 1 👀 1 Fixing crashes in the package 🕵️‍♂️ ## 🐛 Bug fixes - NPE in `removeTextChangedListener` (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/797e02e0511ea6a7f61238ba60876972717cb51e) by `@fedpre` - `forwardingTarget` infinite recursion (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/f15535d09a5b10f6dedc1c9b7d13981dd26c355d) ## 👍 Improvements - guard `KeyboardLayoutGuide` path through config (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/918254a8daab95a6f95d7cb7e67b0f445b01044d) ## 📚 Documentation - remove duplicated words (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/608a69698ba95a19bb30b729228f2395eb1bf363) ## 🔢 Miscellaneous - invalid certificate publishing (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/213f07d2b7776bf4f3143df5acff42ad8b93bb21) - applesimutils installation on CI (https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller/commit/83e622e443c4e9824b285b5527b535eaa4c778f4)

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<title>react-native-keyboard-controller</title> https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-keyboard-controller # react-native-keyboard-controller Keyboard manager which works in identical way on both iOS and Android - Version: 1.22.2 - License: MIT - Homepage: https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/ - Author: Kiryl Ziusko <zyusko.kirik@gmail.com> - Repository: git+https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller.git - Weekly downloads: 1845213 - Dependents: 42 - Created: 2022-05-01T13:56:13.920Z - Updated: 2026-07-20T10:20:34.648Z ## Keywords - react-native - keyboard - interactive - dismiss - animation - focused input - text changed - selection changed - avoiding view - avoid keyboard - sticky view - over keyboard view - keyboard background view - keyboard aware scroll view - keyboard toolbar - keyboard done button - keyboard next button - keyboard previous button - keyboard effects - extend keyboard - chat - chat scroll view - ios - android ## Dependencies | Package | Version | | --- | --- | | react-native-is-edge-to-edge | ^1.2.1 | ## Dev Dependencies | Package | Version | | --- | --- | | `@commitlint/config-conventional` | ^11.0.0 | | `@react-native/babel-preset` | 0.81.4 | | `@react-native/eslint-config` | 0.81.4 | | `@release-it/conventional-changelog` | ^2.0.0 | | `@testing-library/react-hooks` | ^8.0.1 | | `@testing-library/react-native` | ^13.3.3 | | `@types/jest` | ^29.5.13 | | `@types/react` | ^19.0.0 | | `@types/react-test-renderer` | ^19.0.0 | | `@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin` | ^6.7.4 | | `@typescript-eslint/parser` | ^6.7.4 | | clang-format | ^1.8.0 | | commitlint | ^11.0.0 | | eslint | ^8.19.0 | | eslint-config-prettier | ^8.5.0 | | eslint-import-resolver-typescript | ^3.6.1 | | eslint-plugin-eslint-comments | ^3.2.0 | | eslint-plugin-ft-flow | ^3.0.11 | | eslint-plugin-import | ^2.28.1 | | eslint-plugin-jest | ^26.5.3 | | eslint-plugin-jsdoc | ^50.6.17 | | eslint-plugin-prettier | ^4.2.1 | | eslint-plugin-react-compiler | 0.0.0-experimental-9ed098e-20240725 | | eslint-plugin-react-perf | ^3.3.2 | | husky | ^6.0.0 | | jest | ^29.6.3 | | pod-install | ^0.1.0 | | prettier | ^2.8.8 | | react | 19.1.0 | | react-native | 0.81.4 | | react-native-builder-bob | ^0.18.0 | | react-native-reanimated | 3.19.2 | | react-test-renderer | 19.1.0 | | release-it | ^14.2.2 | | typescript | 5.8.3 | ## Peer Dependencies | Package | Version | | --- | --- | | react | * | | react-native | * | | react-native-reanimated | >=3.0.0 | ## Version History | Version | Published | Deps | | --- | --- | --- | | 1.0.0 | 2022-06-30T06:48:51.900Z | 0 | | 1.0.0-alpha.0 | 2022-05-01T13:56:14.110Z | 0 | | 1.0.0-alpha.1 | 2022-05-08T07:43:58.993Z | 0 | | 1.0.0-alpha.2 | 2022-05-12T10:00:26.987Z | 0 | | 1.0.0-alpha.3 | 2022-05-12T18:43:56.781Z | 0 | | 1.0.0-beta.0 | 2022-06-09T18:49:17.413Z | 0 | | 1.0.1 | 2022-07-10T09:30:54.766Z | 0 | | 1.1.0 | 2022-09-01T16:46:23.307Z | 0 | | 1.10.0 | 2023-12-26T11:03:30.941Z | 0 | | 1.10.1 | 2024-01-05T10:23:41.529Z | 0 | | 1.10.2 | 2024-01-15T09:27:20.559Z | 0 | | 1.10.3 | 2024-01-20T13:28:43.776Z | 0 | | 1.10.4 | 2024-01-29T21:15:19.510Z | 0 | | 1.10.5 | 2024-02-01T20:48:53.221Z | 0 | | 1.10.6 | 2024-02-08T08:54:48.998Z | 0 | | 1.11.0 | 2024-02-21T07:57:05.298Z | 0 | | 1.11.1 | 2024-02-24T11:54:47.955Z | 0 | | 1.11.2 | 2024-02-29T08:26:32.747Z | 0 | | 1.11.3 | 2024-03-11T11:34:33.547Z | 0 | | 1.11.4 | 2024-03-21T07:52:57.827Z | 0 | --- ## README # react-native-keyboard-controller A universal keyboard handling solution for React Native — lightweight, fully customizable, and built for real-world apps. Smooth animations, consistent behavior on both iOS and Android, with a developer-oriented design. ### Key features - 🧬 Map keyboard movement to animated values - 🧪 `keyboardWillShow` / `keyboardWillHide` events now available on Android - 🔮 Change soft input mode on Android - ⚡ Preload keyboard to avoid first-time focus lag - 🚀 Reanimated support - 📱 Interactive keyboard dismissing 👆📱 - 📚 Prebuilt components (`KeyboardStickyView`, `KeyboardAwareScrollView`, reworked `KeyboardAvo…[truncated] <title>kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller</title> https://github.com/kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller # kirillzyusko/react-native-keyboard-controller ⌨️ Keyboard manager which works in identical way on both iOS and Android - Stars: 3699 - Forks: 190 - Watchers: 3699 - Open issues: 117 - License: MIT License - Homepage: https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/ - Default branch: main - Created: 2022-04-17T18:00:04Z ## Languages - C - C++ - CMake - HTML - Java - JavaScript - Kotlin - Objective-C - Objective-C++ - Ruby - Shell - Swift - TypeScript ## Topics - android - animation - avoiding-view - chat - extend-keyboard - focused-input - interactive - ios - keyboard - keyboard-background-view - keyboard-effects - keyboard-toolbar - over-keyboard-view - react-native ## Top Contributors - kirillzyusko (880 contributions) - zoontek (8 contributions) - IvanIhnatsiuk (6 contributions) - hirbod (3 contributions) - Nodonisko (2 contributions) - flexbox (2 contributions) - talaikis (2 contributions) - thomasttvo (2 contributions) - WoLewicki (2 contributions) - kimchi-developer (2 contributions) --- ## README # react-native-keyboard-controller A universal keyboard handling solution for React Native — lightweight, fully customizable, and built for real-world apps. Smooth animations, consistent behavior on both iOS and Android, with a developer-oriented design. ### Key features - 🧬 Map keyboard movement to animated values - 🧪 `keyboardWillShow` / `keyboardWillHide` events now available on Android - 🔮 Change soft input mode on Android - ⚡ Preload keyboard to avoid first-time focus lag - 🚀 Reanimated support - 📱 Interactive keyboard dismissing 👆📱 - 📚 Prebuilt components (`KeyboardStickyView`, `KeyboardAwareScrollView`, reworked `KeyboardAvoidingView`) - 📐 `KeyboardToolbar` with customizable _**previous**_, _**next**_, and _**done**_ buttons - 🌐 Display anything over the keyboard (without dismissing it) using `OverKeyboardView` - 🎨 Match keyboard background with `KeyboardBackgroundView` - 🧩 Extend keyboard with custom buttons/UI via `KeyboardExtender` - 🌈 Enhance keyboard UI with `KeyboardEffects` - 💬 Build chat interfaces (messenger and 🤖 AI chats) easily with `KeyboardChatScrollView` - 📝 Easy retrieval of focused input info - 🧭 Compatible with any navigation library - ✨ More coming soon... stay tuned! 😊 ### Installation Check out the installation section of the docs for detailed setup instructions. ### Documentation Full API reference and guides available at: https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/ ### Contributing See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repo and development workflow. ### License MIT <title>React Native Keyboard Controller · Control each frame of keyboard movement | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/ React Native Keyboard Controller · Control each frame of keyboard movement | Keyboard Controller # Keyboard Controller Control each frame of keyboard movement in react native ### Track each keyboard frame Take an advantage of mapping keyboard movement to animated values and apply any UI transformations that you can imagine 😎 ### Interactive keyboard Dismiss your keyboard interactively without a hassle ### Cross platform Library uses all power of each platform capabilities and provides unified API which works on all platforms. ### Rich metadata Take a power of enhanced metadata and check how easily you can control each aspect of the keyboard movement ## Trusted by #### Discord #### Expensify #### Bluesky #### MetaMask #### Expo #### Ignite #### Rainbow #### GetStream #### Mattermost #### Kortix #### Uniswap #### Rocket Chat #### Chatwoot #### Artsy #### Obytes #### Minds #### OneKey #### Showtime #### Edge #### Pixelfed #### Trezor Suite #### PocketPal AI #### Juno #### Drakula #### Swan #### Kwibo <title>react-native-keyboard-controller</title> https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/keyboard-controller/ This documentation is available as Markdown for AI agents and LLMs. See the full Markdown index or append .md to any documentation URL. # react-native-keyboard-controller A library that provides a Keyboard manager that works in an identical way on Android and iOS ## Submitting Feedback If you encounter errors, misleading or outdated information, report it so Expo can be improved: Preferred command: npx --yes submit-expo-feedback@latest --category docs --subject "/versions/latest/sdk/keyboard-controller/" "" Direct HTTP fallback: curl -X POST https://api.expo.dev/v2/feedback/docs-send -H &`#39`;Content-Type: application/json&`#39`; -d &`#39`;{"url":"/versions/latest/sdk/keyboard-controller/","feedback":"🤖 Agent feedback for docs: <specific, actionable description> (, )"}&`#39`; Only submit when you have something specific and actionable to report. Try to give the most context. ## Navigation When answering a related or follow-up question, fetch the relevant page below as Markdown (.md) instead of guessing; use llms.txt for the full map. You are here: Reference (v57.0.0) > Third-party libraries Pages in this section: - Overview - `@react-native-async-storage/async-storage` - `@react-native-community/datetimepicker` - `@react-native-community/netinfo` - `@react-native-community/slider` - `@react-native-masked-view/masked-view` - `@react-native-picker/picker` - `@react-native-segmented-control/segmented-control` - `@shopify/flash-list` - `@shopify/react-native-skia` - `@stripe/stripe-react-native` - react-native-gesture-handler - react-native-keyboard-controller (this page) - react-native-maps - react-native-pager-view - react-native-reanimated - react-native-safe-area-context - react-native-screens - react-native-svg - react-native-view-shot - react-native-webview Full documentation tree: llms.txt Android, iOS, Included in Expo Go `react-native-keyboard-controller` offers additional functionality beyond the built-in React Native keyboard APIs, providing consistency across Android and iOS with minimal configuration and offering the native feel users expect. ## Installation ```sh # npm npx expo install react-native-keyboard-controller # yarn yarn expo install react-native-keyboard-controller # pnpm pnpm expo install react-native-keyboard-controller # bun bun expo install react-native-keyboard-controller ``` If you are installing this in an existing React Native app, make sure to install `expo` in your project. Then, follow the installation instructions provided in the library&`#39`;s README or documentation. ## Usage ```tsx import { TextInput, View, StyleSheet } from &`#39`;react-native&`#39`;; import { KeyboardAwareScrollView, KeyboardToolbar } from &`#39`;react-native-keyboard-controller&`#39`;; export default function FormScreen() { return ( <> <KeyboardAwareScrollView bottomOffset={62} contentContainerStyle={styles.container}> <View> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> </View> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> <View> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> </View> <TextInput placeholder="Type a message..." style={styles.textInput} /> </KeyboardAwareScrollView> <KeyboardToolbar /> </> ); } const styles = StyleSheet.create({ container: { gap: 16, padding: 16, }, listStyle: { padding: 16, gap: 16, }, textInput: { width: &`#39`;auto&`#39`;, flexGrow: 1, flexShrink: 1, height: 45, borderWidth: 1, borderRadius: 8, borderColor: &`#39`;`#d8d8d8`&`#39`;, backgroundColor: &`#39`;`#fff`&`#39`;, padding: 8, marginBottom: 8, }, }); ``` ## Ad…[truncated] <title>API Reference | Keyboard Controller</title> https://kirillzyusko.github.io/react-native-keyboard-controller/docs/next/category/api-reference API Reference | Keyboard Controller # API Reference API reference containing information about all public methods and their signatures ## 🗃️ 🎣 Hooks ## 🗃️ 📚 Components ## 🗃️ ✨ Views ## 📄️ KeyboardProvider KeyboardProvider should wrap your app. Under the hood it works with KeyboardControllerView to receive events during keyboard movements, maps these events to Animated/Reanimated values and store them in context. ## 📄️ KeyboardController The KeyboardController module in React Native provides a convenient set of methods for managing the behavior of the keyboard. With seamless runtime adjustments, this module allows developers to dynamically change the windowSoftInputMode on Android and dismiss the keyboard on both platforms. ## 📄️ KeyboardEvents This library exposes 4 events which are available on all platforms:

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Do not gate sending on keyboard dismissal.

KeyboardController.dismiss() resolves only after the keyboard hide completes. The Android resume path can swallow that hide callback, so this await can remain pending. keyboardStateSuspect only disables the sticky translation; it does not settle the dismissal promise. ThreadComposer awaits onSendMessage() without another submission path, so no message is enqueued until the user retries.

🐛 Proposed fix: bound the dismissal wait
     // Finish the native inset transition before inserting the pending row.
     // Changing both together makes UIKit briefly clamp to the wrong end.
     composerEditorRef.current?.blur();
-    await KeyboardController.dismiss();
+    // A swallowed or rejected IME hide must not block the send.
+    await Promise.race([
+      KeyboardController.dismiss().catch(() => undefined),
+      new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 250)),
+    ]);
     if (selectedThreadKeyRef.current !== targetThreadKey) return null;
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In `@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadDetailScreen.tsx` around lines 769 -
771, Bound the keyboard dismissal wait in the send flow before the
selectedThreadKeyRef check and props.onSendMessage call. Ensure rejected or
unresolved KeyboardController.dismiss calls cannot block sending by racing
dismissal against a short timeout, while preserving the existing thread-key
validation and message submission behavior.

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// Wait for both the final footer measurement and the native end-follow
// scroll before folding work rows. Folding during that scroll changes its
// destination mid-flight and briefly exposes the wrong reading position.
const [presentationTurn, setPresentationTurn] = useState(props.latestTurn);
const measuredCompletionTurnRef = useRef<string | null>(null);
const finishCompletedPresentation = useCallback(
(atNativeEnd = false) => {
if (
unsettledTurnId === null &&
props.latestTurn != null &&
measuredCompletionTurnRef.current === props.latestTurn.turnId &&
props.listRef.current?.getState().isAtEnd
) {
if (presentationTurn !== props.latestTurn) {
setPresentationTurn(props.latestTurn);
} else if (atNativeEnd) {
props.onCompletionSettled?.();
}
}
},
[unsettledTurnId, presentationTurn, props.latestTurn, props.listRef, props.onCompletionSettled],
);
if (
presentationTurn !== props.latestTurn &&
(unsettledTurnId !== null || presentationTurn?.turnId !== props.latestTurn?.turnId)
) {
setPresentationTurn(props.latestTurn);
}
useLayoutEffect(() => {
const hasAssistant = props.feed.some(
(entry) =>
entry.type === "message" &&
entry.message.role === "assistant" &&
entry.message.turnId === props.latestTurn?.turnId,
);
if (!endFollowEnabled || !hasAssistant) {
setPresentationTurn(props.latestTurn);
if (unsettledTurnId === null) props.onCompletionSettled?.();
}
}, [endFollowEnabled, props.latestTurn, props.feed, unsettledTurnId, props.onCompletionSettled]);

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<title>Performance</title> https://legendapp.com/open-source/list/v3/performance/ Performance # Performance Legend List is very optimized by default, so it may already be working well without any configuration. But these are some common ways to improve your list behavior. `estimatedItemSize` and `getFixedItemSize` are optional optimizations. Legend List works without them. In v3, `estimatedItemSize` is mostly a small initial-mount hint that affects how many item containers are allocated before real measurements are available. If you omit it, Legend List uses a default initial estimate of `100px`, then switches to measured sizes and averages after rows render. Do not spend time tuning `estimatedItemSize` unless your rows are significantly larger or smaller than `100px`, or you need better initial offsets for a far initial scroll or snap target. ### Use `keyExtractor` Prop Copy Text ``` keyExtractor?: (item: T, index: number) => string; ``` The `keyExtractor` prop lets Legend List save item layouts by key, so when the `data` array changes it can reuse previous layout information and only update the changed items. Without `keyExtractor`, item sizes reset to their default whenever `data` changes. Use a stable unique ID whenever possible. Index keys are only safe for static or append-only lists where earlier items never move; for prepends, sorting, filtering, or reordering, index keys can attach cached measurements and recycled state to the wrong row. ### Recycling List Items Copy Text ``` recycleItems?: boolean // default: false ``` Legend List has an optional `recycleItems` prop which enables view recycling. This reuses the component rendered by your `renderItem` function, which can be a big performance optimization because the list does not need to destroy and create views while scrolling. It also means local item state can carry over when a component is recycled for a different item, so use the recycling hooks for item-scoped state that must reset. So there are some tradeoffs with recycling: - 👍 If you have items with no state then recycling should be great - 👎 If you have simple items with complex state then it may be more trouble than it&`#39`;s worth - 👍 If you have heavy items with complex state then working around the state recycling may be worth it for the performance gains ### Avoid `extraData` Copy Text ``` extraData?: any; ``` Avoid `extraData` when possible. It is a whole-list invalidation escape hatch, not the recommended way to pass changing item state. Changing `extraData` causes Legend List to re-render all items because the value is passed through every `renderItem` call. This is convenient, but it pushes shared state changes through the whole list and can become expensive for large lists or frequently changing state. Prefer external state that each item reads or subscribes to directly: - Use React context when the state is naturally scoped that way. - Use a state library selector so each item subscribes only to the values it needs. - Avoid passing frequently changing shared state through the list just to reach `renderItem`. - Use `extraData` only when you intentionally need every rendered item to re-evaluate from the same changed value. ### Estimate Item Sizes Copy Text ``` estimatedItemSize?: number; getFixedItemSize?: (item: T, index: number, itemType?: string) => number | undefined; onItemSizeChanged?: (info: { size: number; previous: number; index: number; itemKey: string; itemData: ItemT; }) => void; ``` If your list elements are a fixed size, then use `getFixedItemSize` to skip all of the work of measuring and adjusting items. Use `estimatedItemSize` only if you want to lightly optimize the first render. It is not required for correctness. Providing an item size estimate helps determine the initial number of containers to allocate, based on screen size / `estimatedItemSize`. `estimatedItemSize` is used only before measurements are available, then Legend List switches to using the average of actually rendered item sizes. As a rule of thumb: - Use `getFixedItemSize` …[truncated] <title>llms-full.md</title> https://legendapp.com/open-source/list/v3/llms-full.md ### itemsAreEqual ... ```ts ... ### onItemSizeChanged ... ```ts onItemSizeChanged?: (info: { size: number; previous: number; index: number; itemKey: string; itemData: ItemT; }) => void; ``` ... Called whenever an item&`#39`;s rendered size changes. 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Add a bounded completion fallback when no row-size change occurs.

ThreadFeed writes measuredCompletionTurnRef only from handleItemSizeChanged, which is passed to LegendList’s onItemSizeChanged. LegendList calls this callback only when an item’s rendered size changes. If the settled assistant row keeps the same height, finishCompletedPresentation cannot pass its measurement gate. With end-follow enabled and an assistant row present, the layout-effect fallback also does not run. Work rows can remain expanded, and onCompletionSettled is not called. Add a bounded post-settle fallback that still waits for props.listRef.current?.getState().isAtEnd before folding and reporting completion.

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In `@apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx` around lines 2298 - 2337,
Update ThreadFeed’s completion flow around finishCompletedPresentation and
measuredCompletionTurnRef so a settled assistant turn can complete even when
handleItemSizeChanged is never called because row size is unchanged. Add a
bounded post-settle fallback that retries or defers until
props.listRef.current?.getState().isAtEnd, then folds presentation state and
invokes onCompletionSettled without waiting indefinitely or bypassing the
existing end-follow and unsettledTurnId checks.

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