Contributing

For local development, there isn't much to prepare:

Refer to the README to see how to build from source.
Optionally, set up pre-commit for the repo:
```
pre-commit install
```
Its main function is to shorten feedback cycles for issues CI would eventually, but much later, fail on.
When adding new snapshot tests, run insta like
```
cargo insta test || cargo insta review
```
to generate and review new and existing snapshots. Use cargo insta test --unreferenced=delete to remove any junk snapshots.
You will need a nightly toolchain available, as some development (but not build) tooling requires it:
- rustfmt

Adding support for a new language

Ensure support for your language exists: search crates.io for tree-sitter-your-language. For example, https://crates.io/crates/tree-sitter-python allows srgn to support Python.
Come up with queries you would like to see supported for your language. Obvious items are "all comments" or "strings", which make sense as a baseline and are supported by virtually all languages. Feel free to go wild. An example for a more involved query is for Python's staticmethods. These more complex queries are what can make srgn more uniquely useful (offer functionality otherwise hardly attainable). The README contains guidance on how get started writing these queries.
Other than that, follow previous work, e.g. the excellent PR at #116 (da2580a85c2101e91889519fcba11e876f865249). It showcases where to add tests, for example.