This is a known issue with this project, please update yahoo finance dependency from 3.5.0 to the latest version 3.6.1. Otherwise the app crashes from the first running.

app crashes with the following error

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unknown URI content://com.sam_chordas.android.stockhawk.data.QuoteProvider/quotes

Right now I can't use this app with my screen reader. My friends love it, so I would love to download it, but the buttons don't tell my screen reader what they do.

When I opened this app for the first time without a network connection, it was a confusing blank screen. I would love a message that tells me why the screen is blank or whether my stock quotes are out of date.

If it is the intention for this repository to be released without a license, it should say so in the README file. Otherwise, a license should be added.

I can't reproduce the following bug in the user feedback for Stockhawk:

Xaio-lu says:
"When I opened this app for the first time without a network connection, it was a confusing blank screen. I would love a message that tells me why the screen is blank or whether my stock quotes are out of date."

When loosing network connection with airplane mode or similar, on initial app install the first screen we come across is:

So essentially this is a bug to report that a bug doesn't happen!

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The app crashes when using mobile data network with limited access (no connectivity). A "StringIndexOutOfBoundsException" exception is thrown causing the app to crash on startup.

Things are fairly dark and hard to read.

I would love to have a widget that displays my stock quotes on my home screen.

Specify which string can be translated and which not.
Also adapt UI to look goo in R2L mode for Arabic support

When a stock symbol is added or removed, the change is applied immediately to the current view, however, when the app is restarted, none of the previous changes in stock list exist.
Reproduced on three devices.

Sample cases:

On first run, AAPL, FB, MSFT and YHOO are stored, then, we add A and B, app syncs correctly, if we swipe to refresh app syncs correctly too. Now we finish the activity and reopen Stock Hawk, app syncs, but only AAPL, FB, MSFT and YHOO are updated from Internet.

On first run, AAPL, FB, MSFT and YHOO are stored, then, we removed AAPL, if we swipe to refresh the behavior is the expected. Now we finish the activity and reopen Stock Hawk, app syncs, but ALL them AAPL, FB, MSFT and YHOO are updated from Internet.

Screen record (toast shows the updated symbols):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8t31WMCwzpE

Possible approah:

From Android docs:

Note that you must not modify the set instance returned by this call. The consistency of the stored data is not guaranteed if you do, nor is your ability to modify the instance at all.

Maybe this is not relevant with the case, but replacing PrefUtils.js : editStockPref : 2 seems to fix the entire problem.

Set<String> stocks = getStocks(context);

to

Set<String> stocks = new HashSet<>(getStocks(context));

It would be wonderful if you could show more detail on a stock, including its price over time.

I found a bug in your app. Right now when I search for a stock quote that doesn't exist, the app crashes.