nativescript-numeric-keyboard/numeric-keyboard.common.js

Handy and elegant numeric keyboard for iOS NativeScript apps. On Android we fall back to the regular numeric keyboard.

import { TextField, Property, Color, booleanConverter } from "@nativescript/core";
export class NumericKeyboardViewBase extends TextField {
    constructor() {
        super(...arguments);
        this._decimalSep = "unset";
    }
    get ios() {
        return this.nativeView;
    }
    set ios(value) {
        this.nativeView = value;
    }
    getDecimalSeparator() {
        return this._decimalSep;
    }
    getText() {
        return this.text;
    }
    getMaxLength() {
        return this.maxLength;
    }
    getNativeTextField() {
        return this.nativeView;
    }
}
export const returnKeyTitleProperty = new Property({
    name: "returnKeyTitle",
    defaultValue: "Done"
});
returnKeyTitleProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
export const localeProperty = new Property({ name: "locale" });
localeProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
export const noDecimalsProperty = new Property({
    name: "noDecimals",
    defaultValue: false,
    valueConverter: booleanConverter
});
noDecimalsProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
export const noReturnKeyProperty = new Property({
    name: "noReturnKey",
    defaultValue: false,
    valueConverter: booleanConverter
});
noReturnKeyProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
export const returnKeyButtonBackgroundColorProperty = new Property({
    name: "returnKeyButtonBackgroundColor",
    defaultValue: null,
    valueConverter: (c) => new Color(c)
});
returnKeyButtonBackgroundColorProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
export const noIpadInputBarProperty = new Property({
    name: "noIpadInputBar",
    defaultValue: false,
    valueConverter: booleanConverter
});
noIpadInputBarProperty.register(NumericKeyboardViewBase);
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