react-native-charts-wrapper wraps Android/iOS-specific native chart libraries and doesn't generalise to other platforms. @wuba/react-native-echarts builds on Apache ECharts using the already-present react-native-svg, giving better cross-platform portability and a richer chart API.

Dependency changes

• Remove react-native-charts-wrapper + @types/react-native-charts-wrapper
• Add @wuba/react-native-echarts ^3.0.1, echarts ^5.4.3, zrender ^5.4.4
• Add the three new packages to Jest's transformIgnorePatterns exception list

AttemptsChart

Replaces CombinedChart with ECharts scatter + line series rendered via SvgChart. Visuals preserved: scatter of individual attempts, dashed yellow best-time line, configurable sliding-average lines.

TPSChart

Replaces LineChart with ECharts line series + areaStyle linear gradient. Smooth curve, gradient fill, and optional playback-position marker all preserved. Notably, atTimestamp updates on every playback frame — the two-effect pattern (init on layout, setOption on data) avoids full chart recreation on each frame.

Pattern used in both charts

// Effect 1: create chart instance only when container dimensions change
useEffect(() => {
  chartInstance.current = echarts.init(chartRef.current, null, { renderer: 'svg', width, height });
  return () => { chartInstance.current?.dispose(); chartInstance.current = null; };
}, [width, height]);

// Effect 2: update options without recreating the chart
useEffect(() => {
  chartInstance.current?.setOption({ /* data/theme-driven options */ });
}, [width, height, /* data deps */]);

Stale chart snapshots deleted; they will regenerate on next test run.