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delete-connector

Remove a specified connector from a Kafka environment using the MCP server. Ensures clean deletion and returns a success message upon completion.

Instructions

Delete an existing connector. Returns success message if deletion was successful.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
baseUrlNoThe base URL of the Kafka Connect REST API.
clusterIdNoThe unique identifier for the Kafka cluster.
connectorNameYesThe name of the connector to delete.
environmentIdNoThe unique identifier for the environment this resource belongs to.

Implementation Reference

  • DeleteConnectorHandler class that implements the core logic for the 'delete-connector' tool, including the handle method that performs the deletion via REST API.
    export class DeleteConnectorHandler extends BaseToolHandler { async handle( clientManager: ClientManager, toolArguments: Record<string, unknown> | undefined, ): Promise<CallToolResult> { const { clusterId, environmentId, connectorName, baseUrl } = deleteConnectorArguments.parse(toolArguments); const environment_id = getEnsuredParam( "KAFKA_ENV_ID", "Environment ID is required", environmentId, ); const kafka_cluster_id = getEnsuredParam( "KAFKA_CLUSTER_ID", "Kafka Cluster ID is required", clusterId, ); if (baseUrl !== undefined && baseUrl !== "") { clientManager.setConfluentCloudRestEndpoint(baseUrl); } const pathBasedClient = wrapAsPathBasedClient( clientManager.getConfluentCloudRestClient(), ); const { error } = await pathBasedClient[ "/connect/v1/environments/{environment_id}/clusters/{kafka_cluster_id}/connectors/{connector_name}" ].DELETE({ params: { path: { environment_id: environment_id, kafka_cluster_id: kafka_cluster_id, connector_name: connectorName, }, }, }); if (error) { return this.createResponse( `Failed to delete connector ${connectorName}: ${JSON.stringify(error)}`, true, ); } return this.createResponse( `Successfully deleted connector ${connectorName}`, ); } getToolConfig(): ToolConfig { return { name: ToolName.DELETE_CONNECTOR, description: "Delete an existing connector. Returns success message if deletion was successful.", inputSchema: deleteConnectorArguments.shape, }; } getRequiredEnvVars(): EnvVar[] { return ["CONFLUENT_CLOUD_API_KEY", "CONFLUENT_CLOUD_API_SECRET"]; } isConfluentCloudOnly(): boolean { return true; } }
  • Zod input schema definition for the 'delete-connector' tool arguments.
    const deleteConnectorArguments = z.object({ baseUrl: z .string() .trim() .describe("The base URL of the Kafka Connect REST API.") .url() .default(() => env.CONFLUENT_CLOUD_REST_ENDPOINT ?? "") .optional(), environmentId: z .string() .optional() .describe( "The unique identifier for the environment this resource belongs to.", ), clusterId: z .string() .optional() .describe("The unique identifier for the Kafka cluster."), connectorName: z .string() .nonempty() .describe("The name of the connector to delete."), });
  • Registration of the DeleteConnectorHandler in the ToolFactory's handlers map for the 'delete-connector' tool.
    [ToolName.DELETE_CONNECTOR, new DeleteConnectorHandler()],
  • ToolName enum constant defining the 'delete-connector' tool name.
    DELETE_CONNECTOR = "delete-connector",

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