Ultimate Elementor MCP

# Implementation Log - Ultimate Elementor MCP ## Phase 1: Project Setup ✅ COMPLETED ### Overview Phase 1 has been successfully completed, establishing a solid foundation for the Ultimate Elementor MCP project. All core infrastructure, configuration systems, and architectural components are in place. --- ## Task 1.1: Project Structure Setup ✅ **Completed**: Initial project structure creation ### Files Created: - Main project directory: `ultimate-elementor-mcp/` - Source directories: `src/`, `src/utils/`, `src/types/`, `src/config/`, `src/services/` - Build directory: `dist/` - Testing directory: `test/` - Documentation directory: `docs/` - Data directories: `data/exports/`, `data/imports/`, `data/backups/` ### Configuration Files: - `.gitignore` - Git ignore configuration - `.eslintrc.js` - ESLint configuration - `README.md` - Project documentation - Type definition files in `src/types/` --- ## Task 1.2: TypeScript Configuration ✅ **Completed**: Comprehensive TypeScript setup ### Files Created: - `tsconfig.json` - Main TypeScript configuration - `tsconfig.dev.json` - Development build configuration - `tsconfig.test.json` - Test compilation configuration - `scripts/validate-tsconfig.js` - Configuration validation script ### Features: - Strict type checking enabled - ES2022 target with ESNext modules - Path mapping with @ aliases (`@/`, `@/utils/`, `@/types/`) - Incremental builds configured - Source maps enabled - Declaration files generated --- ## Task 1.3: Dependencies Installation ✅ **Completed**: All dependencies installed and verified ### Core Dependencies: - `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` (v0.4.0) - MCP server SDK - `axios` (v1.6.0) - HTTP client - `form-data` (v4.0.0) - Multipart form data - `js-base64` (v3.7.5) - Base64 encoding ### Development Dependencies: - `typescript` (v5.9.3) - TypeScript compiler - `@types/node` (v20.0.0) - Node.js type definitions - `jest` (v29.0.0) - Testing framework - `ts-jest` (v29.0.0) - Jest TypeScript support - `eslint` (v8.0.0) - Linting - `@typescript-eslint/*` - TypeScript ESLint plugins ### Fixes Applied: - Windows-compatible scripts (removed `chmod`, updated env var syntax) - Fixed duplicate type exports (removed from index.ts) - Corrected Jest configuration (moduleNameMapper) - Created basic test file for verification --- ## Task 1.4: Base Server Architecture ✅ **Completed**: Core server architecture implemented ### Core Components Created: #### 1. Configuration Management **File**: `src/config/server-config.ts` - Modular configuration modes: Essential, Standard, Advanced, Full - Feature flags for tool categories - Environment-based configuration - Individual feature overrides **File**: `src/config/wordpress-config.ts` - WordPress connection configuration - Configuration validation - Environment variable loading #### 2. Logging System **File**: `src/utils/logger.ts` - Structured logging with multiple log levels (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR) - Request logging - Performance logging - Debug mode support - Configurable log output #### 3. Error Handling **File**: `src/utils/error-handler.ts` - Custom MCPError class - Error categorization (Authentication, Validation, Network, etc.) - Axios error handling - Error recovery mechanisms - Structured error responses #### 4. WordPress API Client **File**: `src/services/wordpress-client.ts` - Axios-based HTTP client - Authentication with WordPress Application Passwords - Request/response interceptors - Automatic error handling - Request logging integration #### 5. Main Server **File**: `src/index.ts` - MCP server initialization - Tool registration system - Request handlers (ListTools, CallTool) - WordPress connection management - Graceful shutdown handling - Performance monitoring - Environment-based configuration ### Architecture Highlights: - **Modular Design**: Clean separation of concerns - **Type Safety**: Full TypeScript support with strict checking - **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling at all levels - **Logging**: Detailed logging for debugging and monitoring - **Configuration**: Flexible configuration system with multiple modes - **Extensibility**: Easy tool registration and extension --- ## Build Verification ### TypeScript Compilation: ✅ SUCCESS ```bash npm run build ``` - All TypeScript files compiled successfully - No errors or warnings - Declaration files generated - Source maps created ### Jest Testing: ✅ SUCCESS ```bash npm test ``` - Basic tests passing - Testing framework configured correctly - Ready for comprehensive test coverage --- ## Project Statistics ### Lines of Code: - Configuration: ~200 lines - Logging: ~97 lines - Error Handling: ~143 lines - WordPress Client: ~68 lines - Main Server: ~190 lines - **Total Core Code**: ~700 lines ### Files Created: - Source files: 12 - Configuration files: 8 - Type definition files: 7 - Test files: 2 - Documentation files: 3 - **Total**: 32 files ### Dependencies Installed: - Production: 4 packages - Development: 12+ packages - **Total Node Modules**: 300+ packages --- ## Next Steps ### Phase 2: Core Implementation (Week 2-3) The foundation is now complete. Phase 2 will focus on: 1. **Task 2.1**: WordPress API Integration - CRUD operations for posts/pages - Media management - User management - Taxonomy operations 2. **Task 2.2**: Elementor Data Management - Element manipulation - Section/column/widget builders - Template management - Style management 3. **Task 2.3**: Core MCP Tools Implementation - All 34+ tools from both original MCPs - Tool validation and error handling - Performance monitoring 4. **Task 2.4**: File Operations System - Export/import functionality - Backup/restore capabilities - File validation --- ## Technical Achievements ### ✅ Solid Foundation - Clean architecture with separation of concerns - Type-safe TypeScript implementation - Comprehensive error handling - Robust logging system ### ✅ Developer Experience - Fast incremental builds - Hot reload support - Comprehensive linting - Easy configuration ### ✅ Production Ready Architecture - Graceful shutdown - Performance monitoring - Request logging - Error recovery ### ✅ Extensibility - Modular configuration system - Easy tool registration - Plugin-like architecture - Feature toggles --- ## Conclusion Phase 1 has been successfully completed, establishing a robust foundation for the Ultimate Elementor MCP. The architecture is clean, modular, and ready for the implementation of core features in Phase 2. All acceptance criteria have been met, all builds are successful, and the codebase is ready for the next phase of development. **Status**: ✅ PHASE 1 COMPLETE (4/4 tasks, 100%) **Overall Progress**: 17% (4/23 tasks) **Next Phase**: Phase 2 - Core Implementation