add-language-hook

To add custom chunking logic for a new programming language, you implement language-specific parsing hooks for classes, functions, and comments, then register them within the pipeline's language configuration definitions.

A chunking hook is a modular interface that defines how source files are split into meaningful chunks. It processes files by extracting comments and chunking class and function bodies for consistent code search ingestion.

You register a new language parsing hook by adding it to the language configuration definitions. This integrates the custom parsing logic into the existing ingest architecture to ensure consistent code search quality.

Yes, you can use the chunking hook interface to improve TypeScript parsing. It facilitates the modular addition of language-specific parsing logic, allowing you to refine how TypeScript classes, functions, and comments are extracted.

Yes, you must adhere to the ChunkingHook interface when creating custom code chunking hooks. This standardizes the modular addition of language-specific parsing logic for the ingest pipeline.

Predefined chunking hooks limit code ingestion to supported languages and default parsing rules. Adding support for a new language like Rust requires creating custom hook files and registering them in the configuration to handle specific syntax.