feat: mcp browser #94
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This pull request introduces Docker support for the
browser-mcppackage, providing Dockerfiles for both standard and HTTP server variants, along with a.dockerignorefile to optimize build context. The Dockerfiles are designed to run the MCP browser server in a secure, production-ready environment with all necessary dependencies, including Chrome and Puppeteer.Docker support and configuration:
.dockerignorefile to excludenode_modules, build artifacts, and system files from Docker build context, reducing image size and build time.New Dockerfiles for deployment:
Dockerfileto build a production-ready image forbrowser-mcpusing Node.js 22, installing Chrome, necessary fonts, Puppeteer, and the MCP server, and running as a non-root user for security.Dockerfile.httpfor an HTTP server variant, exposing port 8088 and configuring the entrypoint to run the MCP browser server on that port.