yala-events 0.1.1

A MCP server for Yala Events API

Yala Events MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides programmatic access to the yala.events API, enabling event management, user roles, permissions, and organizational features.

Overview

This MCP server wraps the yala.events API, providing a set of tools for managing events, organizations, user roles, permissions, and more. It's built using FastMCP and provides asynchronous API access with comprehensive error handling and logging.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.11
• MCP CLI >= 1.6.0
• HTTPX >= 0.28.1

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Configuration

The server requires the following environment variables:

• YALA_EVENTS_API_TOKEN: Your yala.events API authentication token
• BASE_URL: The base URL for the yala.events API

Create a .env file in the project root:

YALA_EVENTS_API_TOKEN=your_token_here
BASE_URL=https://api.yala.events

Available Tools

Events Management

• list_events: List events with optional date filtering
• create_event: Create a new event with full details
• get_event_details: Get comprehensive information about a specific event

Organizations Management

• get_organizations: List all organizations
• list_public_organizations: Get SEO-optimized list of public organizations

Module Management

• list_modules: List all modules with search capability
• create_module: Create a new module
• update_module: Modify an existing module
• delete_module: Remove a module
• get_module_histories: View module change history

Permissions Management

• list_permissions: List all permissions
• create_permission: Create a new permission
• update_permission: Modify existing permissions
• delete_permission: Remove a permission
• get_permission_histories: Track permission changes

Role Management

• list_roles: List all roles with user counts
• create_role: Create a new role with permissions
• update_role: Modify role details and permissions
• delete_role: Remove a role
• get_role_histories: View role modification history

Favorites Management

• list_favorites_events: View favorited events
• create_favorite_event: Add an event to favorites
• update_favorite_event: Modify favorite event details
• delete_favorite_event: Remove an event from favorites
• get_favorites_events_histories: Track favorites changes

Personal Access Tokens

• list_personal_access_tokens: View all access tokens
• create_personal_access_token: Generate new access token
• update_personal_access_token: Modify token details
• delete_personal_access_token: Revoke access token
• get_personal_access_token_histories: Track token changes

System Tools

• get_app_version: Retrieve application version info
• health_check: Verify system health status

Usage Examples

List Events

events = await list_events(date="2024-04-07")
print(events)

Create New Event

event = await create_event(
    title="Tech Conference 2024",
    content="Annual technology conference",
    date="2024-05-15T09:00:00Z",
    organization_id=1,
    type_id=1,
    category_id=1,
    format_id=1,
    covers=["https://example.com/cover.jpg"],
    is_private=False
)
print(event)

Manage Roles

# List all roles
roles = await list_roles()

# Create new role with permissions
role = await create_role(
    name="Event Manager",
    permissions_per_module=[
        {"moduleId": 1, "permissionId": 1},
        {"moduleId": 2, "permissionId": 2}
    ]
)

Error Handling

The server includes comprehensive error handling with detailed logging. All API requests include:

• Timeout handling (30-second default)
• HTTP status error handling
• Detailed error messages in logs
• Graceful error responses

Logging

The server uses Python's built-in logging module with INFO level by default. All API requests and responses are logged for debugging purposes.

Health Monitoring

Use the health_check tool to verify the system status:

status = await health_check()
print(status)  # "Application is healthy"

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please ensure you:

1. Write tests for new features
2. Follow existing code style
3. Update documentation as needed
4. Add logging for new functionality