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description: Data models governing screenshot capture configurations, browser setups, and image formats for webpage captures
globs: src/brosh/models.py,src/brosh/mcp.py,src/brosh/browser.py
alwaysApply: false
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# === USER INSTRUCTIONS ===
description: Specifications for data models including ImageFormat enum, capture configurations, and browser management structures
globs: src/brosh/models.py,src/brosh/capture.py,src/brosh/browser.py
### Core Data Models
#### ImageFormat Enum
- Defines supported output formats (PNG, JPG, APNG) with associated MIME types and extensions
- Maps format strings to appropriate MIME types and file extensions
- Business logic for format validation and file extension mapping
- File: `src/brosh/models.py`
#### CaptureConfig Model
- Encapsulates webpage capture parameters including:
- Viewport dimensions (width/height) with constraints
- Zoom level (10-500% range)
- Scroll step size (10-200% of viewport)
- Image scale (10-200%)
- Browser selection
- Output format preferences
- Includes validation rules for parameter ranges and combinations
- File: `src/brosh/models.py`
#### Browser Management Models
- BrowserInstance tracks:
- Browser type (Chrome/Edge/Safari)
- Debug port assignments (9222-9225)
- Platform-specific paths and constraints
- Priority system for browser selection
- File: `src/brosh/browser.py`
#### Content Processing Models
- MCPContentItem:
- Represents screenshot content with metadata
- Maps selectors to visual elements
- Handles text/HTML content association
- MCPScreenshotResult:
- Captures frame metadata and content
- Associates frames with page sections
- Manages selector hierarchies
- File: `src/brosh/models.py`
### Core Business Logic
1. Browser Priority System (Importance: 95)
- Chrome > Edge > Safari (macOS only)
- Firefox explicitly unsupported
- Dedicated debug ports per browser type
- File: `src/brosh/browser.py`
2. Capture Parameter Validation (Importance: 90)
- Zoom level constraints: 10-500%
- Scroll step: 10-200% viewport
- Scale constraints: 10-200%
- Format validation: PNG/JPG/APNG
- File: `src/brosh/models.py`
3. Content Metadata Management (Importance: 85)
- Maps selectors to captured frames
- Associates text/HTML with visual elements
- Maintains section hierarchy
- File: `src/brosh/models.py`
# === END USER INSTRUCTIONS ===
# data-models
## Core Data Models
### ImageFormat Enum
Location: `src/brosh/models.py`
Importance: 95
- Defines supported output formats with business rules:
- PNG: Default lossless format for accuracy
- JPG: For size-optimized captures
- APNG: For scroll animations with configurable frame rate
### CaptureConfig
Location: `src/brosh/models.py`
Importance: 90
Defines business constraints for captures:
- Viewport dimensions (width/height)
- Scroll step (10-200% of viewport)
- Scale factor (10-100%)
- Format selection
- Section identifiers for semantic naming
### Browser Management Models
Location: `src/brosh/browser.py`
Importance: 85
Browser prioritization rules:
- Chrome (Primary): Port 9222
- Edge (Secondary): Port 9223
- Safari (macOS only): Port 9225
- Firefox: Explicitly unsupported
## MCP Integration Models
Location: `src/brosh/mcp.py`
Importance: 80
Models for AI tool integration:
- MCPResource: Image/text resource wrapper
- MCPContentItem: Standardized format for visual context
- MCPScreenshotResult: Capture result with metadata
Core constraints:
- Progressive downsampling for size limits
- Interleaved image/text content
- Mandatory metadata fields:
- Selector paths
- Visible text
- Content type
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