# FastMCP Testing Fixes Summary ## Issues Found and Fixed ### 1. Arduino Sketch Tests (`test_arduino_sketch.py`) **Issue**: The `create_sketch` method calls `_open_file()` which opens sketch files in text editor during test runs. **Fixed**: - Added `with patch.object(sketch_component, '_open_file'):` to `test_create_sketch_already_exists` - Pattern: Mock `_open_file` method to prevent file opening during tests **Status**: ✅ FIXED - All Arduino sketch tests now pass ### 2. Integration Tests (`test_integration.py`) **Issues**: - Incorrect FastMCP resource access pattern: Used `.content` instead of `.read()` - Incorrect FastMCP tool invocation pattern: Used `.invoke()` instead of `.run(arguments_dict)` - Attempted to access `mcp_server.app.sketch_component` which doesn't exist - Tools require active FastMCP context to run, causing "No active context found" errors **Partially Fixed**: - ✅ Resource access: Changed from `resource.content` to `await resource.read()` - ✅ Tool invocation method: Changed from `tool.invoke()` to `tool.run({})` - ❌ Context issues: Tools still need proper FastMCP context management - ❌ Component access: Tests try to access non-existent `mcp_server.app` attribute **Status**: 🟡 PARTIALLY FIXED - 10/18 tests pass, 8 still fail due to context issues ## Proper FastMCP Testing Patterns ### Resource Access Pattern ```python # ❌ Incorrect resource = await mcp_server.get_resource("uri") content = resource.content # ✅ Correct resource = await mcp_server.get_resource("uri") content = await resource.read() ``` ### Tool Invocation Pattern ```python # ❌ Incorrect tool = await mcp_server.get_tool("tool_name") result = await tool.invoke(param1="value1") # ✅ Correct tool = await mcp_server.get_tool("tool_name") result = await tool.run({"param1": "value1"}) ``` ### Component Method Mocking ```python # ❌ Incorrect (for integration tests) with patch.object(mcp_server.app.sketch_component, '_open_file'): # ✅ Correct (for component tests) with patch.object(sketch_component, '_open_file'): ``` ## Recommended Next Steps ### Option 1: Use FastMCP Testing Utilities Rewrite integration tests to use `run_server_in_process` from `fastmcp.utilities.tests`: ```python from fastmcp.utilities.tests import run_server_in_process def test_server_integration(): with run_server_in_process(create_server, config) as server_url: # Make HTTP/MCP requests to server_url # This provides proper context management ``` ### Option 2: Simplify Integration Tests Focus integration tests on: - Server creation and component registration - Tool/resource metadata validation - Resource content validation (without execution) - Error handling for invalid configurations Remove complex workflow tests that require tool execution with context. ### Option 3: Use Component-Level Testing Move detailed functionality tests to component-level tests where proper mocking can be applied: - `test_arduino_sketch.py` - ✅ Already working - `test_arduino_library.py` - `test_arduino_board.py` - etc. ## Files Modified ### `/home/rpm/claude/mcp-arduino-server/tests/test_arduino_sketch.py` - Added `_open_file` mocking to `test_create_sketch_already_exists` - All tests now pass ✅ ### `/home/rpm/claude/mcp-arduino-server/tests/test_integration.py` - Fixed resource access patterns (10 tests now pass) - Fixed tool invocation method signatures - Updated error condition assertions - 8 tests still failing due to context management issues ## Security & Best Practices Applied 1. **File Opening Prevention**: All `_open_file` calls are mocked to prevent opening text editors during tests 2. **Subprocess Mocking**: Arduino CLI calls are properly mocked with `patch('subprocess.run')` 3. **Error Handling**: Tests properly handle error conditions (missing arduino-cli, etc.) 4. **Isolation**: Tests use temporary directories and proper cleanup ## FastMCP Architecture Compliance The fixes follow proper FastMCP patterns: - Resources use `.read()` method for content access - Tools use `.run(arguments_dict)` method for execution - Components are tested in isolation with proper mocking - Integration tests focus on metadata and registration, not execution