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FinanceReactNative

[Deprecated] iOS's Stocks App clone written in React Native for demo purpose (available both iOS and Android).

FinanceReactNative

[Deprecated] iOS's Stocks App clone written in React Native for demo purpose (available both iOS and Android).

Author Avatar Theme by 7kfpun
Github Stars Github Stars: 2073
Last Commit Last Commit: Apr 17, 2018 -
First Commit Created: Feb 24, 2024 -
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Overview:

FinanceReactNative is a clone of iOS’s Stocks App developed in React Native for demonstration purposes. The app is available for both iOS and Android platforms, pulling real-time data from Yahoo Finance. Despite its functionality, it was rejected by the Apple reviewer due to its similarity to the Apple Stock app.

Features:

  • Data from Yahoo Finance: Real-time stock market data is pulled from Yahoo Finance.
  • React Native Version: Utilizes react-native 0.44.2 and react 16.0.0-alpha.6.
  • Multiple Plugins Used: Utilizes plugins like alt, moment, react-native-navbar, react-native-router-flux, react-native-simple-store, react-native-vector-icons, and rn-viewpager.
  • Components Used: Incorporates various React Native components such as AppRegistry, Image, ListView, StatusBar, TextInput, and more.
  • Cross-Platform: Available for both iOS and Android platforms.
  • Open Source: Released under the MIT License, allowing for modification and reuse.

Installation:

To install FinanceReactNative, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository by running: git clone git@github.com:7kfpun/FinanceReactNative.git
  2. Navigate to the FinanceReactNative directory: cd FinanceReactNative
  3. Install dependencies by running: npm install

For iOS:

  • Run the app on iOS emulator by executing: react-native run-ios

For Android:

  • Start an Android emulator by running android avd
  • Run the app on Android emulator by executing: react-native run-android

Summary:

FinanceReactNative is a mobile application developed in React Native that replicates iOS’s Stocks App, pulling real-time data from Yahoo Finance. Despite being rejected by Apple due to its similarity to their own stock app, FinanceReactNative offers a cross-platform solution for displaying stock market data. With the use of various plugins and React Native components, the app provides a comprehensive example for developers looking to work with React Native.