MCP-JIRA-Python Server

import unittest import asyncio from unittest.mock import Mock from mcp_jira_python.tools.create_issue import CreateIssueTool class TestCreateIssueTool(unittest.TestCase): def setUp(self): self.tool = CreateIssueTool() self.mock_jira = Mock() self.tool.jira = self.mock_jira # Test data self.test_project_key = "TEST" self.test_issue_key = "TEST-123" self.test_summary = "Test issue" self.test_description = "Test description" # Mock issue response self.mock_issue = Mock() self.mock_issue.key = self.test_issue_key def test_execute(self): """Test creating a new Jira issue""" # Setup mock response self.mock_jira.create_issue.return_value = self.mock_issue # Test input test_input = { "projectKey": self.test_project_key, "summary": self.test_summary, "description": self.test_description, "issueType": "Task" } # Execute tool using asyncio.run result = asyncio.run(self.tool.execute(test_input)) # Verify result self.assertEqual(result[0].type, "text") self.assertIn(self.test_issue_key, result[0].text) # Verify JIRA API call - now with correct field structure expected_fields = { 'project': {'key': self.test_project_key}, 'summary': self.test_summary, 'description': self.test_description, 'issuetype': {'name': 'Task'} } self.mock_jira.create_issue.assert_called_once_with(fields=expected_fields)