feat(server): add utility functions for CallToolResult #73
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CallToolResult.Companion.ok and CallToolResult.Companion.error
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@Mr3zee Could you take a look at my PR? Merge it, close it, or tell me what to do. |
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OK. I'll be working on it quickly. |
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Motivation and Context
I add two function in types.util.kt : CallToolResult.Companion.ok and CallToolResult.Companion.error.
I found it being a boilerplate code when writing
CallToolResult(listOf(TextContent(content))). So I think it's necessary to add a short hand for constructingCallToolResult.My solution is :
CallToolResult.ok(...)andCallToolResult.error(...).I added these two functions with document.
How Has This Been Tested?
It's just a wrapper of the constructor of
CallToolResult, so I think no test needed after viewing the code.Breaking Changes
This is not a breaking change.
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