KernelHook (Semantic Kernel API 1.1.3 API)

Type Parameters:

T - The type of the event that the hook is interested in

All Superinterfaces:

Function<T,T>, Predicate<KernelHookEvent>

All Known Subinterfaces:

KernelHook.FunctionInvokedHook, KernelHook.FunctionInvokingHook, KernelHook.PostChatCompletionHook, KernelHook.PreChatCompletionHook, KernelHook.PreToolCallHook, KernelHook.PromptRenderedHook, KernelHook.PromptRenderingHook
```
public interface KernelHook<T extends KernelHookEvent>
extends Predicate<KernelHookEvent>, Function<T,T>
```
Represents a hook that can be used to intercept and modify arguments to KernelFunctions. A KernelHook implements a Predicate that determines if the hook is interested in a particular event, and a Function that can be used to modify the event. The

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
`static interface`	`KernelHook.FunctionInvokedHook`	A hook that accepts `FunctionInvokedEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.FunctionInvokingHook`	A hook that accepts `FunctionInvokingEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.PostChatCompletionHook`	A hook that accepts `PostChatCompletionEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.PreChatCompletionHook`	A hook that accepts `PreChatCompletionEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.PreToolCallHook`	A hook that accepts `PreToolCallEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.PromptRenderedHook`	A hook that accepts `PromptRenderedEvent`
`static interface`	`KernelHook.PromptRenderingHook`	A hook that accepts `PromptRenderingEvent`

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Default Methods
Modifier and Type Method Description

default int getPriority()
The priority of the hook.
- Methods inherited from interface java.util.function.Function
  andThen, apply, compose
- Methods inherited from interface java.util.function.Predicate
  and, negate, or, test

- Method Detail
  - getPriority
```
default int getPriority()
```
    The priority of the hook. The default priority is 50. The priority is used to determine the order in which hooks that accept the same event type are executed, lower priorities are executed first. No ordering is guaranteed for hooks with the same priority.
    
    Returns:
    
    the priority of the hook