httpsgithu/Bangumi

:dizzy: A React Native App for https://bgm.tv (类似专门做ACG的豆瓣), 已适配 iOS/Android, mobile/Pad, light/dark theme, 并加入了很多独有的增强功能, https://bgm.tv/group/topic/350677...

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httpsgithu/Bangumi is written in TypeScript and was last pushed on Apr 26, 2026. Data as of . Signed-in members get hourly updates — create a free account.

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Updated 54 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on October 9th, 2026
Created on September 12th, 2020
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 5 (+0)
GitHub issues: Disabled - open counts may still include pull requests.
Number of forks: 0
Total Stargazers: 0 (+0)
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Detailed Description

Bangumi is a React Native mobile app that provides a third-party client for the Bangumi website, a platform for tracking and discussing anime, music, games, and other media.

The tool addresses the need for a mobile-optimized way to interact with Bangumi's services. It wraps the Bangumi website functionality into a native mobile experience, redesigning the layout specifically for phones and tablets rather than simply rendering the web interface. The app supports both iOS and Android with consistent behavior across platforms, includes light and dark theme options, and has developed over one hundred pages covering nearly all functionality available on the website.

The project suits developers and anime enthusiasts who prefer native mobile apps over web browsers for tracking their media consumption. It works best for users already familiar with Bangumi who want a dedicated mobile client. The tool distinguishes itself by offering platform-specific optimizations and additional features beyond what the website provides, though the README does not compare it to other Bangumi clients or alternatives.

Development on the project shows sustained activity with ongoing work on a new UI iteration and TypeScript type completion. The maintainer has continued to expand the app's capabilities and maintain compatibility across both iOS and Android platforms despite platform-specific distribution challenges. The project originated as a learning exercise in React Native development rather than from native mobile development experience, which has shaped its approach to cross-platform consistency.