feat(utils): dismissKeyboard, copyToClipboard, setWindowBackgroundColor, getCurrentActivity and getResource#10089
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What is the current behavior?
Various commonly needed utilities required developers to create themselves.
What is the new behavior?
New convenient utilities have been added:
Utils.dismissKeyboard(): dismiss any visible keyboardUtils.copyToClipboard(value): copy any string value to device clipboardUtils.ios.setWindowBackgroundColor('blue'): iOS set window background (shown behind modals)Utils.android.getCurrentActivity(): get current activity - previously would often check foregroundActivity and startActivity - this fallbacks automaticallyUtils.android.getResource(name, type?): get an android resource by it's name with optional explicit type. This also uses the explicit package name unlike getId.