Third-party libraries are not responsible to handle IQKeyboardManager.

If IQKeyboardManager conflicts with other third-party library, then it's developer responsibility to enable/disable IQKeyboardManager when presenting/dismissing third-party library UI.

IQKeyboardManager is totally designed for projects to help developers for their convenience, it's not designed for adding/dependency/shipping with any third-party library, because doing this could block adoption by other developers for their projects as well (who are not using IQKeyboardManager and have implemented their custom solution to handle UITextField/UITextView in the project). Instead of adding IQKeyboardManager you should implement your own solution to achieve same kind of results. I would never suggest to add IQKeyboardManager as dependency/adding/shipping with any third-party library.

If you're planning to build SDK/library/framework and want to handle UITextField/UITextView with IQKeyboardManager then you're totally going the wrong way.

Tutorial video by ( demonstrated two videos on how to implement IQKeyboardManager at it's core:

It also has nice optional features allowing you to customize the distance from the text field, behaviour of previous, next and done buttons in the keyboard toolbar, play sound when the user navigates through the form and more.

IQKeyboardManager works on all orientations, and with the toolbar. To use IQKeyboardManager you simply need to add source files to your project. IQKeyboardManager allows you to prevent this issue of keyboard sliding up and covering UITextField/UITextView without needing you to write any code or make any additional setup.

While developing iOS apps, we often run into issues where the iPhone keyboard slides up and covers the UITextField/UITextView.

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