add-content-type

To add new file formats for content-type detection, you copy a template to the internal/content/ directory, define the format attributes, and implement the required methods. This automates the registration of new file types for detection and categorization.

Registering a custom image format involves copying a structured template into internal/content/, filling in format-specific attributes, and implementing the required methods. This enables the file-search-on tool to accurately detect and categorize SVG files.

Yes, plain text content-type registration requires implementing a ContentType interface. This interface defines the attributes and methods needed for the file-search-on tool to successfully identify and categorize plain text formats.

Before registering a new file type, you need access to the internal/content/ directory and a template for the format. You must also be prepared to define file-specific attributes and run the necessary build and test commands to verify detection.

The primary limitation is that adding new plain text and image formats requires manual implementation of the ContentType interface. You must correctly define file-specific attributes and run build and test commands to ensure accurate detection without breaking existing categorization.