snack VS react-native-echarts

Yea, Im actually testing in simulator in snack.expo.dev , I will try to setup it and use it on my phone . The most common mistakes are :

Can u please help me to understand, https://snack.expo.dev/ i used this code and i can get notification in my expo go app … however i want all users to receive notification on their device for that do I keep the same code and just integrate fcm and apn and they i do eas build create and test on iphone ?

If you are interested in the implementation principles, you can take a look at our commit as well as Including Snacks in your documentation.

At this point, you should have your Expo Snack project ready to edit. If so, create a new folder named screen in the root folder of your project. Next, create two files in the screen folder —  ResumeForm.js and ShowCV.js.

It's hard for people to help without any code, or ideally imo, a Snack.

You can do React Native (iOS, Android, and Web) via browser on https://snack.expo.dev/

Apparently, the snack expo has a problem with firebase 9. Try specifying the firebase version to be 8. Relevant linlink

React Native ECharts

The description provided in the official documentation of Victory Native is more clear, comprehensive, and provides ready-to-use examples. Developers can easily understand the library's features, configurations, and usage through the documentation. Additionally, there are numerous usage examples available on the official ECharts website, which further assists developers in quickly implementing various types of charts.

@wuba/react-native-echarts, An awesome charting library for React Native, built upon Apache ECharts and leveraging react-native-svg and react-native-skia. Offers significantly better performance compared to WebView-based solutions. If you want to learn more about the project's design principles, you can click here.

Official website: https://wuba.github.io/react-native-echarts/ Github: https://github.com/wuba/react-native-echarts/

Check this. I achieved it using react-native-echarts.

Initially, there was a discussion on the project issue about using RNGH instead of PanResponder. The PanResponder worked fine, and the issue was shelved after that. An issue like this in open-source projects may stay on the shelf forever if no one remembers it.

React Native ECharts is a React Native library for displaying ECharts charts, I am the maintainer of the open-source project. Open-source projects are essential to the software development ecosystem, providing invaluable resources and tools for developers. However, maintaining and improving these projects can be challenging, particularly as they grow in size and complexity.

We're excited to announce that the official website for React Native Echarts has launched at https://wuba.github.io/react-native-echarts/ We're constantly updating the site to provide you with the latest information about our project. On the website, you will find the complete documentation, edit demos online, and view solutions to common issues and other related information.

If you are interested in the implementation principles, you can take a look at our commit as well as Including Snacks in your documentation.