In this video, we tackle a GitHub issue about adding standard-deviation shading (AreaRange) to Victory Native line charts. Instead of hunting down which files to update or sifting through unfamiliar code, we have Jolt import the GitHub issue and let it automatically figure out how to integrate the AreaRange component into the project's multi-package structure. Jolt even takes care of the documentation, generating a new markdown file that follows Victory Native's style and linking everything together seamlessly.
We test the AreaRange feature in the iOS simulator to confirm it renders correctly, animates on state changes, and stays in sync with existing line data. Once the changes look good, we open a pull request and are all set. If you're ever working on new or unfamiliar code, Jolt will instantly get you up to speed so you can start contributing. Check out the full issue and code in this PR.
