I have a react native app that will talk to couchbase lite sdk to get data online/offline. I want to write a Turbo Native Module for couchbase lite. I'm going to build multi mobile apps with the same tech

here's a reference to the new Turbo modules. I know these are experimental
https://reactnative.dev/docs/the-new-architecture/pillars-turbomodules

Here's the current version of couchbase lite
https://docs.couchbase.com/couchbase-lite/current/index.html

can you help get me started?
user
of course! to get started with creating a turbo native module for couchbase lite, you'll want to follow the general steps below. for our example, we'll call the module `cbliteturbo`.

1. first, familiarize yourself with the couchbase lite sdk for your target platform (e.g. ios, android). install the necessary libraries and make sure you can access the sdk functions in a native environment.

2. set up the react native environment and make sure you have the required dependencies for turbo modules.

for ios that uses objective-c:

- add the react native turbo modules library to your project:
`npm install react-native-turbo`

- in your `ios/podfile`, include:

 ```ruby
  pod 'react-turbo', :path => '../node_modules/react-native-turbo'
 ```

3. create a new native module:
- for ios, create a new objective-c class that extends `nsobject` and conforms to `rctturbomodule`:

```objc
// cbliteturbo.h
#import <react/rctbridgemodule.h>
#import <reactcommon/rctturbomodule.h>

@interface cbliteturbo : nsobject <rctturbomodule>
@end
```
- for android, create a new java class that extends `reactcontextbasejavamodule` and implements `rctturbomodule` interface:

```java
// cbliteturbo.java
import com.facebook.react.bridge.reactcontextbasejavamodule;
import com.facebook.react.turbomodule.core.interfaces.rctturbomodule;

public class cbliteturbo extends reactcontextbasejavamodule implements rctturbomodule {
  // ...
}
```

4. implement your module methods. for each couchbase lite sdk function you want to use, create a corresponding method in the module class that uses the sdk functions. ensure these are defined on the javascript interface `spec` which will be generated based on your native module.

5. register the turbo native module:
- for ios, you'll need to register your module with turbomodulemanager:

```objc
// appdelegate.m

#include "cbliteturbo.h"
...
rctbridge* bridge = [[rctbridge alloc] initwithdelegate:self launchoptions:launchoptions];

rctturbomodulemanager* turbomodulemanager = [[rctturbomodulemanager alloc] initwithbridge:bridge
                                                                              turbomoduleregistry:nil];

[bridge.batchedbridge executeblockonjavascriptqueue:^{
    [turbomodulemanager installjsbindingwithturbomoduleprovider:^id<rctturbomodule> _nullable(nsstring *modulename) {
    if ([modulename isequaltostring:@"cbliteturbo"]) {
      return [[cbliteturbo alloc] initwithbridge:bridge];
    }
    return nil;
  }];
}];
```

6. in javascript, create a corresponding module file (e.g., `cbliteturbo.js`) and use the `turbomoduleregistry` to access your native module:

```javascript
import { turbomoduleregistry } from "react-native";

const cbliteturbo = turbomoduleregistry.get("cbliteturbo") || {};

export default cbliteturbo;
```

7. use this javascript module throughout your application to interact with couchbase lite:

```javascript
import cbliteturbo from "path/to/cbliteturbo";

// use your methods, e.g.:
cbliteturbo.createdatabase("mydatabase");
```

remember to test your implementation in both development and production environments.
assistant
Of course! To get started with creating a Turbo Native Module for Couchbase Lite, you'll want to follow the general steps below. For our example, we'll call the module `CBLiteTurbo`.

1. First, familiarize yourself with the Couchbase Lite SDK for your target platform (e.g. iOS, Android). Install the necessary libraries and make sure you can access the SDK functions in a native environment.

2. Set up the React Native environment and make sure you have the required dependencies for Turbo Modules.

For iOS that uses Objective-C:

- Add the React Native Turbo Modules library to your project:
`npm install react-native-turbo`

- In your `ios/Podfile`, include:

 ```ruby
  pod 'React-turbo', :path => '../node_modules/react-native-turbo'
 ```

3. Create a new native module:
- For iOS, create a new Objective-C class that extends `NSObject` and conforms to `RCTTurboModule`:

```objc
// CBLiteTurbo.h
#import <React/RCTBridgeModule.h>
#import <ReactCommon/RCTTurboModule.h>

@interface CBLiteTurbo : NSObject <RCTTurboModule>
@end
```
- For Android, create a new Java class that extends `ReactContextBaseJavaModule` and implements `RCTTurboModule` interface:

```java
// CBLiteTurbo.java
import com.facebook.react.bridge.ReactContextBaseJavaModule;
import com.facebook.react.turbomodule.core.interfaces.RCTTurboModule;

public class CBLiteTurbo extends ReactContextBaseJavaModule implements RCTTurboModule {
  // ...
}
```

4. Implement your module methods. For each Couchbase Lite SDK function you want to use, create a corresponding method in the module class that uses the SDK functions. Ensure these are defined on the JavaScript interface `Spec` which will be generated based on your native module.

5. Register the Turbo Native Module:
- For iOS, you'll need to register your module with TurboModuleManager:

```objc
// AppDelegate.m

#include "CBLiteTurbo.h"
...
RCTBridge* bridge = [[RCTBridge alloc] initWithDelegate:self launchOptions:launchOptions];

RCTTurboModuleManager* turboModuleManager = [[RCTTurboModuleManager alloc] initWithBridge:bridge
                                                                              turboModuleRegistry:nil];

[bridge.batchedBridge executeBlockOnJavaScriptQueue:^{
    [turboModuleManager installJSBindingWithTurboModuleProvider:^id<RCTTurboModule> _Nullable(NSString *moduleName) {
    if ([moduleName isEqualToString:@"CBLiteTurbo"]) {
      return [[CBLiteTurbo alloc] initWithBridge:bridge];
    }
    return nil;
  }];
}];
```

6. In JavaScript, create a corresponding module file (e.g., `CBLiteTurbo.js`) and use the `TurboModuleRegistry` to access your native module:

```javascript
import { TurboModuleRegistry } from "react-native";

const CBLiteTurbo = TurboModuleRegistry.get("CBLiteTurbo") || {};

export default CBLiteTurbo;
```

7. Use this JavaScript module throughout your application to interact with Couchbase Lite:

```javascript
import CBLiteTurbo from "path/to/CBLiteTurbo";

// Use your methods, e.g.:
CBLiteTurbo.createDatabase("myDatabase");
```

Remember to test your implementation in both development and production environments.
assistant