isthaison/victory-native

Victory Native is a toolkit for adding charts and data visualizations to mobile apps built with React Native. If you're building an iOS or Android app and need to display bar charts, line graphs, or other visual data representations, this library gives you pre-built components so you don't have to draw them from scratch. To use it, a developer installs the library alongside a companion package called react-native-svg, which handles the actual drawing of shapes on screen. Once installed, charts become as simple to use as any other button or text element in the app. A developer can drop a chart component into their screen layout, pass it some data, and the chart renders automatically. The main audience is mobile app developers who already work with React Native and need to display data visually. For example, a startup building a fitness tracking app could use it to show workout trends over time, or a fintech founder might use it to render spending breakdowns in their mobile product. It's designed for teams that want polished charts without building custom visualization logic from the ground up. A few things are worth noting. The project was in a pre-release state at the time of this README, meaning the API was still evolving and breaking changes could happen between versions. It also has specific version dependencies on react-native-svg, so developers need to keep those packages in sync. There's a separate demo repository that's recommended for beginners who just want to see what the charts look like, and full documentation lives on the Victory website. The project is open source and welcomes contributions from the community.