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Adding MCP tooling for FCM's Android Data Delivery API.

This will enable developers to play around with their FCM delivery data in their Agent of choice :)

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This pull request introduces a new capability for developers to access and analyze their Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) delivery data directly through an MCP tool. By integrating with the FCM Data Delivery API, it provides granular insights into how messages and notifications are delivered to Android devices, covering various metrics like delivery success rates, delays, and reasons for message drops. This enhancement aims to empower developers with better visibility into their messaging performance.

Highlights

  • New MCP Tool: A new Multi-Cloud Platform (MCP) tool, get_fcm_delivery_data, has been added to enable fetching Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) delivery data for Android applications.
  • FCM Data API Integration: The pull request integrates with the FCM Data Delivery API (v1beta1) to retrieve detailed delivery metrics, including message outcomes, performance, and insights.
  • Type Definitions: Comprehensive TypeScript interfaces have been introduced to strongly type the FCM delivery data structures, improving code clarity and maintainability.
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This pull request introduces a new MCP tool to fetch FCM delivery data for Android apps. The changes include adding a new API endpoint, creating the tool logic, implementing the API client function, and defining the necessary data interfaces. My review focuses on improving correctness and code quality. I've pointed out a critical bug where pagination parameters were not being sent in the API request, an issue with an incomplete data interface, and some minor code cleanup opportunities like removing unused imports. Overall, this is a great addition, and with these fixes, it will be ready to merge.

Comment on lines 41 to 46
const res = await apiClient.request<null, ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse>({
method: "GET",
path: `/projects/${projectId}/androidApps/${androidAppId}/deliveryData`,
headers: customHeaders,
timeout: TIMEOUT,
});
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critical

The query parameters for pagination (pageSize and pageToken) are constructed but not passed to the API request. This will cause pagination to fail. You should add the queryParams to the apiClient.request options.

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const res = await apiClient.request<null, ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse>({
method: "GET",
path: `/projects/${projectId}/androidApps/${androidAppId}/deliveryData`,
headers: customHeaders,
timeout: TIMEOUT,
});
const res = await apiClient.request<null, ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse>({
method: "GET",
path: `/projects/${projectId}/androidApps/${androidAppId}/deliveryData`,
queryParams: params,
headers: customHeaders,
timeout: TIMEOUT,
});

Comment on lines 135 to 136
// TODO: where to get the date type from
// date: string;
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high

The date field is commented out with a TODO. According to the FCM Data API documentation, this field is part of the response and has a specific object structure. It should be properly typed and included in the AndroidDeliveryData interface for type safety and correctness.

The structure is:

{
  year: number;
  month: number;
  day: number;
}
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// TODO: where to get the date type from
// date: string;
date: {
year: number;
month: number;
day: number;
};

Comment on lines 3 to 6
import { mcpError, toContent } from "../../util";
import { getAndroidDeliveryData } from "../../../messaging/getDeliveryData";
import { FirebaseError } from "../../../error";
import { logger } from "../../../logger";
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medium

There are a couple of unused imports here (mcpError and logger). It's best to remove them to keep the code clean and avoid potential confusion.

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import { mcpError, toContent } from "../../util";
import { getAndroidDeliveryData } from "../../../messaging/getDeliveryData";
import { FirebaseError } from "../../../error";
import { logger } from "../../../logger";
import { toContent } from "../../util";
import { getAndroidDeliveryData } from "../../../messaging/getDeliveryData";
import { FirebaseError } from "../../../error";

import { Client } from "../apiv2";
import { logger } from "../logger";
import { FirebaseError } from "../error";
import { ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse, ListAndroidDeliveryDataRequest } from "./interfaces";
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medium

The ListAndroidDeliveryDataRequest interface is imported but not used in this file. It's good practice to remove unused imports to keep the code clean.

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import { ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse, ListAndroidDeliveryDataRequest } from "./interfaces";
import { ListAndroidDeliveryDataResponse } from "./interfaces";

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