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@rbalchii/native-atomizer

v1.0.1

Published

High-performance C++ text splitter for Node.js - prose and code aware chunking

Readme

@anchor/native-atomizer

High-performance C++ text splitter for Node.js - prose and code aware chunking

Description

Splits text into semantic chunks for LLM/RAG processing. This native module provides extremely fast text splitting capabilities with two strategies optimized for different content types.

Installation

npm install @anchor/native-atomizer

Usage

Basic Usage

const { atomize } = require('@anchor/native-atomizer');

// Prose splitting (default)
const chunks = atomize("Hello world. This is a test.", { strategy: 'prose' });
console.log(chunks); // ['Hello world. ', 'This is a test.']

// Code splitting
const codeChunks = atomize("function hello() { console.log('world'); }", { strategy: 'code' });
console.log(codeChunks); // Splits based on code structure

Options

  • strategy: Either 'prose' or 'code' (default: 'prose')
  • maxChunkSize: Maximum size of each chunk (default: 512)

Prose Strategy

The prose strategy intelligently splits text based on:

  • Sentence boundaries (periods, exclamation marks, question marks)
  • Paragraph breaks (double newlines)
  • Maintains semantic coherence

Code Strategy

The code strategy intelligently splits code based on:

  • Bracket balancing (preserves code blocks)
  • Line boundaries
  • Maintains syntactic validity

Why C++?

This module is implemented in C++ for performance-critical applications. Text splitting can be computationally intensive, especially for large documents, and the C++ implementation provides significantly faster processing compared to pure JavaScript implementations.

API

interface AtomizerOptions {
  strategy: 'prose' | 'code';
  maxChunkSize?: number; // default 512
}

function atomize(text: string, options?: AtomizerOptions): string[];