- Modified ToolSwipe.ConvertActionToCallToolRequest to delegate to ToolSwipeDirection and ToolSwipeCoordinate
- Removed duplicate parameter handling logic in favor of reusing existing implementations
- Fixed linter error by removing unused variable
- Maintained backward compatibility while reducing code duplication
- All tests pass, confirming the refactoring is successful
- Added ACTION_Swipe to option/action.go for generic swipe functionality
- Implemented ToolSwipe in mcp_server.go that automatically detects parameter type:
- String params (up/down/left/right) use direction-based swipe logic
- Array params [fromX, fromY, toX, toY] use coordinate-based swipe logic
- Added comprehensive test coverage for ToolSwipe in mcp_server_test.go
- Updated tool registration to include the new generic swipe tool
- All tests pass, confirming backward compatibility with existing tools
- Removed IgnoreNotFoundError and MaxRetryTimes parameters from TapRequest, TapAbsXYRequest, and DoubleTapXYRequest structures
- Updated corresponding tool implementations to remove references to these non-existent fields
- These parameters are not applicable to coordinate-based operations as they don't involve element searching
- Only OCR/CV-based operations need these error handling parameters
This ensures that only relevant tools have the ignore_NotFoundError functionality,
making the API more consistent and avoiding confusion.
- Fixed TapByOCR and TapByCV tools to properly handle ignore_NotFoundError option
- Added option parameters to all MCP tool request structures
- Fixed ConvertActionToCallToolRequest methods to extract action options
- Added extractActionOptionsToArguments helper function for consistent option handling
- Extended fix to all MCP tools: SwipeToTapApp, SwipeToTapText, SwipeToTapTexts, TapXY, TapAbsXY
- Added comprehensive tests for option parameter handling
- Updated test expectations to match actual registered tools
This ensures that when ignore_NotFoundError is set to true, OCR/CV operations
will return nil instead of throwing errors when target elements are not found,
allowing tests to continue execution as expected.
