erne-native-module

To scaffold a Turbo Module, run the native-bridge-builder phase to generate the module skeleton with a standard directory structure for bare React Native projects. A subsequent review phase then validates the implementation for type contracts and platform parity.

Yes, Expo Modules API is supported for building native modules in Expo managed projects. The tool detects the module type, generates the appropriate files, and runs a code review pass to verify type contracts, error handling, and cross-platform parity.

A Fabric component is a custom rendering component in React Native's new architecture. The tool supports scaffolding custom Fabric components by generating the required implementation files and subsequently reviewing them for contract correctness and cross-platform parity.

Yes, the workflow enforces a strict sequential process between scaffolding and reviewing. You run the native-bridge-builder first to generate files, then run the code-reviewer pass to validate error handling, type contracts, and platform parity.

The code review phase validates generated native modules for type contracts, consistent error handling, and cross-platform parity. It runs automatically after scaffolding to verify the module implementation against contract correctness and platform parity standards.

Use Turbo Modules for bare React Native projects and Expo Modules for Expo managed projects. The tool detects your project type and applies the appropriate module standard for the native bridge implementation.