Grant Gilliam
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Front-loads the remaining visual adapters per the Signal→Meet→Zoom priority. All three reuse GridCallAnalyzer's coloured-border (saturated) detection path and share the new bottom-left name anchor: - GridCallAnalyzer: generalise nameAtBottom:Bool into a NameAnchor enum (.bottomCenter for Signal's centered footer, .bottomLeft for Meet/Zoom/Teams where the name hugs the tile's bottom-left corner, .center for completeness). tileRect estimates the tile up-and-right of a bottom-left name. - MeetAdapter (Google-blue ring, browser-hosted), ZoomAdapter (green/yellow border), TeamsAdapter (violet ring): coloured-border on, white-border off, bottom-left names. Geometry constants are first-pass pending real fixtures. - AdapterRegistry.adapter(for:) maps CallDetector.DetectedApp → AppAdapter so VisualObserver can be constructed when live visual capture is wired in; unmapped apps degrade to audio-only. Synthetic 4-tile tests: Meet picks each blue-bordered speaker with no adjacent-tile bleed, Zoom picks the green-bordered speaker, and Signal's white-only detector correctly ignores a coloured border. 18/18 XCTest pass.
18 lines
712 B
Swift
18 lines
712 B
Swift
import Foundation
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/// Maps a detected call app to its screen-reading adapter. One place to wire new
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/// adapters; `VisualObserver` is constructed from whatever this returns when the
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/// live visual capture is integrated into the session.
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enum AdapterRegistry {
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/// The adapter for a detected app, or nil if that app has no visual adapter
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/// yet (the session then runs audio-only — graceful degradation).
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static func adapter(for app: CallDetector.DetectedApp) -> (any AppAdapter)? {
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switch app {
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case .signal: return SignalAdapter()
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case .meet: return MeetAdapter()
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case .zoom: return ZoomAdapter()
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case .teams: return TeamsAdapter()
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}
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}
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}
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