How to make a custom keyboard app in Nativescript? - android

I am a fullstack webdeveloper. I use python and vue for my development..
Recently I am trying nativescript for learning how to make native apps with javascript!
I'm trying to make an android keyboard app..
I want to use the custom keyboard instead of my system keyboard!
I searched here and there but i only found how to use a custom
keyboard on specifically my app I'm making....But i want to use the
keyboard systemwide...
I just want to know how shall I do that?
what steps should i taken or is it actually possible to make that or not?
even it is possible on react native and not nativescript then I'm also okay with it!
PLease Help!
Thanks a lot in advance..

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