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Summary

  • Adds custom user agent to identify meilisearch-mcp in HTTP requests to Meilisearch
  • Implements version tracking through centralized __version__.py module
  • Includes comprehensive tests to verify proper configuration

Changes

  • Modified MeilisearchClient to pass client_agents parameter when initializing the Meilisearch Python SDK client
  • Created __version__.py to centralize version information (currently v0.5.0)
  • Added unit tests to verify user agent is properly set with correct version

Implementation Details

The Meilisearch Python SDK supports customizing the user agent through the client_agents parameter. This change leverages that feature to identify requests coming from the MCP server.

The resulting user agent will be formatted as:

Meilisearch Python (v0.33.0); meilisearch-mcp (v0.5.0)

This helps with:

  • Analytics tracking to understand MCP server usage
  • Debugging and support by identifying request sources
  • Following best practices for API client identification

Test plan

  • All existing tests pass
  • Added specific tests for user agent configuration
  • Verified version is correctly pulled from __version__.py
  • Mocked client initialization to ensure proper parameters

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  • New Features

    • Added version information to the package, now displayed as "0.5.0".
    • The client now includes a custom user agent string with the package name and version.
  • Tests

    • Introduced new tests to verify the custom user agent string includes the correct version information.

- Add client_agents parameter to identify meilisearch-mcp in requests
- Create __version__.py module to centralize version information
- Add tests to verify user agent is properly configured
- Helps with analytics tracking and debugging

This implementation uses the Meilisearch Python SDK's built-in
client_agents parameter to identify requests from the MCP server.

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A new version file was added to define the package version. The client implementation was updated to include this version in a custom user agent string. Additionally, new tests were introduced to verify that the user agent is correctly set, including the version information during client initialization.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
src/meilisearch_mcp/version.py Added a file defining __version__ = "0.5.0".
src/meilisearch_mcp/client.py Imported __version__ and updated client instantiation to include a custom user agent with version.
tests/test_user_agent.py Added tests to verify user agent string includes the correct version during client initialization.

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In the warren of code, a version appears,
"0.5.0" shines bright, dispelling the fears.
The client now whispers its name with pride,
In headers and tests, its version won’t hide.
With every request, it hops along—
A rabbit’s update, sturdy and strong! 🐇

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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src/meilisearch_mcp/__version__.py (1)

1-2: Add a minimal module docstring for clarity

Even for one-liner version files, adding a short docstring makes the intent explicit and keeps pydoc output cleaner.

+"""Package version, kept in a single place to avoid duplication."""
 __version__ = "0.5.0"
src/meilisearch_mcp/client.py (2)

1-1: httpx import appears unused – remove to keep linting clean

The module no longer references httpx. Dropping the import avoids Ruff/flake8 F401 warnings.

-import httpx

24-27: Tuple works, but SDK expects an iterable – consider list for future-proofing

meilisearch.Client accepts any Iterable[str]; a tuple is fine today, yet almost every example (and the internal Client._client_agents handling) uses a list. Switching keeps consistency with upstream docs and avoids accidental immutability surprises if the list gets extended later.

-        self.client = Client(
-            url, api_key, client_agents=("meilisearch-mcp", f"v{__version__}")
-        )
+        self.client = Client(
+            url,
+            api_key,
+            client_agents=["meilisearch-mcp", f"v{__version__}"],
+        )
tests/test_user_agent.py (3)

1-4: Remove unused imports to satisfy Ruff and keep the test file tidy

pytest and MagicMock are never referenced directly and trigger F401.

-import pytest
-from unittest.mock import patch, MagicMock
+from unittest.mock import patch

10-18: Eliminate unused local client variable

The created instance isn’t reused; omitting the assignment silences F841.

-        # Create a MeilisearchClient instance
-        client = MeilisearchClient(url="http://localhost:7700", api_key="test_key")
+        # Create a MeilisearchClient instance
+        MeilisearchClient(url="http://localhost:7700", api_key="test_key")

24-29: Same unused variable issue in second test

-        client = MeilisearchClient()
+        MeilisearchClient()
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  • src/meilisearch_mcp/__version__.py (1 hunks)
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tests/test_user_agent.py

1-1: pytest imported but unused

Remove unused import: pytest

(F401)


2-2: unittest.mock.MagicMock imported but unused

Remove unused import: unittest.mock.MagicMock

(F401)


11-11: Local variable client is assigned to but never used

Remove assignment to unused variable client

(F841)


24-24: Local variable client is assigned to but never used

Remove assignment to unused variable client

(F841)

Comment on lines +23 to +24
with patch("src.meilisearch_mcp.client.Client") as mock_client:
client = MeilisearchClient()
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⚠️ Potential issue

Patch target should be the import path actually used by the code

MeilisearchClient lives in meilisearch_mcp.client, not src.meilisearch_mcp.client once the package is installed. Patching the real module path avoids import-path-dependent breakage.

-with patch("src.meilisearch_mcp.client.Client") as mock_client:
+with patch("meilisearch_mcp.client.Client") as mock_client:
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with patch("src.meilisearch_mcp.client.Client") as mock_client:
client = MeilisearchClient()
with patch("meilisearch_mcp.client.Client") as mock_client:
client = MeilisearchClient()
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24-24: Local variable client is assigned to but never used

Remove assignment to unused variable client

(F841)

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In tests/test_user_agent.py around lines 23 to 24, the patch target is
incorrectly set to "src.meilisearch_mcp.client.Client" which is not the actual
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"meilisearch_mcp.client.Client" to match the real module path and avoid
import-path-dependent breakage.

@tpayet tpayet merged commit b05aa10 into main Jun 17, 2025
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* #45 (comment)

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* `src/meilisearch_mcp/client.py`
* `tests/test_user_agent.py`
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