openwebf-bridge-module-codegen

Generate a Dart bridge module by defining your API in a *.module.d.ts file, then running the module-codegen workflow to produce a Dart implementation. This automates creating typed bridge code from your TypeScript interface, ready for registration and JavaScript usage.

Module-codegen is an end-to-end workflow that converts TypeScript module definitions into Dart implementations with automatic registration scaffolding. It produces a typed, versioned API surface with permission handling, error reporting, and JavaScript usage examples.

Yes, bridge modules expose native Dart functionality to JavaScript through the module-codegen workflow. Register your Dart module and access it from JS/TS with full type safety, availability checks, and explicit permission handling.

Before creating a bridge module, define your module interface as a *.module.d.ts TypeScript file with your minimal, typed API surface. The module-codegen workflow then generates the Dart implementation and registration code automatically.

Integrate a generated bridge module by registering it in your host environment, then calling it from JavaScript or TypeScript. The codegen workflow produces registration scaffolding and a practical usage example for immediate integration.

Bridge modules support explicit availability checks, permission handling, and structured error reporting across the TypeScript-Dart boundary. These safeguards ensure guarded deployment and reliable cross-platform communication.