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Apple Find My MCP Server

by batteryshark
tools_admin.py1.9 kB
""" Administrative tools for cache management. """ from fastmcp import Context, FastMCP from auth import reset_auth_state, clear_stored_credentials from secrets_manager import secrets_manager from cache import CACHE_TIMEOUT_MINUTES, clear_all_caches from formatter import format_cache_status, format_reset_status from utils import text_response def register(mcp: FastMCP) -> None: @mcp.tool async def clear_stored_credentials(ctx: Context): """ Clear stored Apple ID and password from secure storage. This removes the stored credentials from our secrets manager, forcing re-authentication on next request. The cache and client state remain intact. Use this when you want to switch Apple accounts or reset credentials. """ try: clear_stored_credentials() await ctx.info("Stored Apple credentials cleared successfully") await ctx.info("Next request will require new authentication") return text_response("Apple credentials cleared. Next authentication will require new credentials.") except Exception as e: raise ValueError(f"Failed to clear credentials: {e}") @mcp.tool async def refresh_cache(ctx: Context): """ Clear the data cache and force fresh data retrieval on next request. This only clears cached device/location data, not authentication. Use this when you need the most up-to-date location information or if cached data seems stale. For authentication issues, use clear_stored_credentials instead. """ try: clear_all_caches() await ctx.info("Data cache cleared successfully") return text_response(format_cache_status(CACHE_TIMEOUT_MINUTES, "cleared")) except Exception as e: raise ValueError(f"Failed to clear data cache: {e}")

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