ArkUIX Module Adapter

Cross-platform adaptation of OHOS modules requires analyzing .d.ts @crossplatform coverage and C/C++ platform dependencies. The workflow determines whether to reuse OHOS code, build a hybrid abstraction, or independently implement functionality, producing adapter configurations for Android and iOS.

The best way to analyze ArkUI-X cross-platform coverage is by running bundled analysis scripts that evaluate .d.ts @crossplatform annotations and C/C++ platform dependency architecture. This identifies what requires adaptation and estimates platform-specific work accurately.

Generating JNI and Objective-C++ adapters involves analyzing the OHOS module's pure virtual interfaces and thin wrappers, then creating an implementation blueprint. The blueprint covers Android JNI adapters, iOS Objective-C++ adapters, and required SDK build artifacts configuration.

The cross-platform adaptation workflow applies to OHOS subsystem modules such as preferences, intl, and multimedia image. It verifies required repositories and analyzes platform dependencies to determine if specific module adaptation is necessary before generating implementation guidance.

You should choose independent implementation over OHOS reuse when analysis of .d.ts @crossplatform coverage and C/C++ architecture reveals significant platform dependencies. The workflow's actionable plan recommends the appropriate mode based on dependency complexity and coverage metrics.

Required SDK build artifacts for ArkUI-X module adaptation include generated configurations for adapter layers spanning Android JNI and iOS Objective-C++ implementations. The workflow produces mandatory build artifacts alongside the implementation blueprint after architecture analysis completes.