Lazar Nikolov
—There are cases where we want to manually dismiss the iOS keyboard, either by tapping on a certain button, or after submitting a form. Tapping away from the focused element will not dismiss the keyboard by default.
To achieve that, there is a nifty utility function that you can create in your project. Create a KeyboardUtils.swift
file within your project and paste the following code:
import UIKit func hideKeyboard() { UIApplication.shared.sendAction(#selector(UIResponder.resignFirstResponder), to: nil, from: nil, for: nil) }
The function sends a resignFirstResponder
action to the shared UIApplication
, which makes any selected element let go of the focus and dismiss the keyboard.
We can use this function in a form handler:
func handleCreate() { // ... // send create API call // ... // clear the form fields self.amount = "" self.date = Date() self.note = "" // dismiss the keyboard hideKeyboard() }
Or we can even create a toolbar with a keyboard dismiss button that’ll be present on top of our keyboard:
// create a toolbar at the root of our form .toolbar { // set the placement of the toolbard to the keyboard ToolbarItemGroup(placement: .keyboard) { Spacer() // create a keyboard dismiss button Button { // dismiss the keyboard on press hideKeyboard() } label: { Label("Dismiss", systemImage: "keyboard.chevron.compact.down") } } }
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