Vega Codegen
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and iterates on the features. For the most current feature information, see the Release
Notes.
The Turbo Module API package provides the Vega Codegen tool to simplify the code generation process. Vega Codegen generates native signatures and scaffolding code from a TypeScript interface definition of a Turbo Module.
Note: To avoid caching the packages globally, run npm install before running Codegen.
The following example shows how to run the tool.
npx @amazon-devices/keplerscript-turbomodule-api codegen src/js/src/NativeSampleTurboModule.ts \
--new -o src/kepler/NativeModules
The tool offers the following options:
-n, --new: Writes implementation templates (and overwrites existing implementations with the same name). Existing files are saved with.bakextension.-o, --outputPath: Specifies where to generate the native files.-s, --namespace: The C++ namespace of your TurboModule. Defaults tomyTurboModule.-c, --className: The C++ class name used in the generated code. Defaults to match yourTurboModuleRegistrycall from the TypeScript interface.-f, --outFile: The name to use to generate the file names. Defaults to match yourTurboModuleRegistrycall from the TypeScript interface.
After running the tool, you can add your implementations in src/kepler/NativeModules/SampleTurboModule.cpp.
For additional details on running the tool, see Vega Codegen FAQ. For example implementations with more complex types. see Advanced Turbo Module topics.
Last updated: Sep 30, 2025
