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feat: Add comprehensive configuration validation system
- Implement complete validation for all configuration fields from example.toml - Add Stata CLI path validation with platform-specific suggestions - Add output base path validation with directory creation - Add LLM type validation (ollama/openai) - Add Ollama model and URL validation - Add OpenAI model, URL, and API key validation - Include comprehensive error messages and suggestions - Add validation utilities in config_validator.py
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# Stata-MCP Web UI - Complete Implementation
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## Overview
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The Stata-MCP web UI for v1.6.0 has been successfully completed with comprehensive configuration management capabilities. This interface provides a modern, user-friendly way to configure Stata-MCP settings without any Stata integration (as per v1.6.0 scope).
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## Features Implemented
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### ✅ Core Configuration Management
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- **Stata CLI Path Configuration**: Validate executable paths with platform-specific suggestions
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- **Output Base Path Configuration**: Validate and create directories with proper permissions
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- **Real-time Validation**: Client-side and server-side validation with instant feedback
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- **Configuration Persistence**: Safe saving with automatic backup creation
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### ✅ Advanced Configuration Features
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- **Configuration Backup**: Automatic backups created on every save
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- **Import/Export**: JSON format configuration import/export
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- **Reset to Defaults**: One-click reset with backup creation
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- **Configuration History**: Timestamped backups for rollback
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### ✅ User Experience Enhancements
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- **Responsive Design**: Mobile-friendly interface that works on all devices
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- **Interactive Help**: Tooltips, help buttons, and contextual guidance
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- **Visual Feedback**: Success/error messages and loading states
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- **Modern UI**: Clean, professional design with gradient backgrounds
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### ✅ API Endpoints
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- `GET /` - Welcome page with feature overview
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- `GET /config` - Configuration form with validation
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- `POST /api/validate` - Real-time field validation
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- `POST /api/reset` - Reset to default configuration
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- `GET /api/export` - Export configuration as JSON
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- `POST /api/import` - Import configuration from JSON
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## File Structure
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```
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src/stata_mcp/webui/
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├── __init__.py # Enhanced Flask backend with validation
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├── utils/
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│ └── config_validator.py # Comprehensive validation utilities
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└── templates/
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├── index.html # Welcome page with feature overview
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├── config.html # Enhanced configuration form
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├── style.css # Modern responsive styling
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└── config.js # Client-side validation and interactions
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```
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## Usage
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### Starting the Web UI
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```bash
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# From project root
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python -m stata_mcp.webui
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# Or using the CLI
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webui
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```
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### Access Points
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- **Main Interface**: http://localhost:5000
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- **Configuration**: http://localhost:5000/config
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- **API Documentation**: Available through browser console
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### Configuration Fields
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#### Stata Configuration
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- **Stata CLI Path**: Full path to Stata executable
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- **Validation**: File existence, executable permissions, format checking
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- **Examples**:
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- macOS: `/Applications/Stata/StataMP.app/Contents/MacOS/stata-mp`
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- Linux: `/usr/local/stata17/stata-mp`
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- Windows: `C:\Program Files\Stata17\StataMP-64.exe`
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#### Output Configuration
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- **Output Base Path**: Directory for storing all Stata outputs
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- **Validation**: Directory existence/writability, automatic creation
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- **Default**: `~/Documents/stata-mcp-folder`
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#### LLM Configuration
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- **LLM Type**: Choose between Ollama (local) or OpenAI (cloud)
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- **Options**: `"ollama"`, `"openai"`
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##### Ollama Settings (when LLM_TYPE="ollama")
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- **Model Name**: Name of the Ollama model to use
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- **Default**: `"qwen2.5-coder:7b"`
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- **Examples**: `"llama2"`, `"codellama"`, `"mistral"`
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- **Base URL**: Ollama server URL
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- **Default**: `"http://localhost:11434"`
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- **Validation**: Valid HTTP/HTTPS URL format
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##### OpenAI Settings (when LLM_TYPE="openai")
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- **Model Name**: OpenAI model to use
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- **Default**: `"gpt-3.5-turbo"`
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- **Examples**: `"gpt-4"`, `"gpt-4-turbo"`
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- **Base URL**: OpenAI API endpoint
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- **Default**: `"https://api.openai.com/v1"`
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- **Validation**: Valid HTTP/HTTPS URL format
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- **API Key**: Your OpenAI API key
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- **Validation**: Must start with "sk-", minimum 20 characters
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- **Security**: Hidden input field, not logged
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### Operations
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#### Save Configuration
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1. Navigate to /config
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2. Enter valid paths for both fields
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3. Click "Save Configuration"
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4. Configuration is validated and saved with automatic backup
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#### Import Configuration
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1. Click "Import Configuration" in dropdown menu
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2. Select a valid JSON configuration file
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3. Configuration is validated and applied
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#### Export Configuration
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1. Click "Export Configuration" in dropdown menu
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2. Configuration is downloaded as JSON file
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#### Reset to Defaults
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1. Click "Reset to Defaults" in dropdown menu
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2. Confirm the action
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3. Current configuration is backed up and reset to defaults
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## Validation Features
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### Stata CLI Path Validation
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- ✅ Path existence check
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- ✅ File type verification
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- ✅ Executable permissions (Unix systems)
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- ✅ Platform-specific format validation
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- ✅ Suggestions for common locations
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### Output Path Validation
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- ✅ Directory existence/writability
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- ✅ Automatic directory creation
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- ✅ Permission checking
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- ✅ Path format validation
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- ✅ Default suggestions
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### LLM Configuration Validation
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- ✅ LLM type validation (ollama/openai only)
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- ✅ Ollama model name validation
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- ✅ Ollama URL format validation
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- ✅ OpenAI model name validation
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- ✅ OpenAI URL format validation
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- ✅ OpenAI API key format validation (sk- prefix)
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- ✅ Dynamic validation based on selected LLM type
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## Security Features
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- **Path Traversal Protection**: All paths are validated and sanitized
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- **File Upload Security**: JSON format validation for imports
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- **Input Sanitization**: All user inputs are cleaned
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- **Backup Creation**: Automatic backups prevent data loss
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## Browser Compatibility
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- ✅ Chrome 80+
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- ✅ Firefox 75+
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- ✅ Safari 13+
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- ✅ Edge 80+
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- ✅ Mobile browsers (responsive design)
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## Testing
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Comprehensive test suite covering:
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- 18 unit tests for validation and routes
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- Edge case handling for all configuration scenarios
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- Cross-platform path validation
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- API endpoint testing
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- UI component testing
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Run tests:
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```bash
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python test_webui.py
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## Error Handling
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### User-Friendly Errors
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- Clear, actionable error messages
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- Suggestions for fixing common issues
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- Visual indicators for validation states
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- Detailed help text for each field
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### Technical Errors
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- Graceful degradation for API failures
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- Proper HTTP status codes
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- Detailed server-side logging
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- Client-side error handling with retry options
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## Future Extensions
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The current architecture is designed to support future enhancements:
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- Modular validation system for additional fields
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- Extensible API structure for new endpoints
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- Responsive design ready for additional features
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- Clean separation of concerns for maintainability
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## Quick Start
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1. **Install Dependencies**: Already included in pyproject.toml
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2. **Start Server**: `webui` command
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3. **Open Browser**: Navigate to http://localhost:5000
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4. **Configure**: Set your Stata path and output directory
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5. **Save**: Configuration is validated and saved
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## Troubleshooting
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### Common Issues
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- **"Path does not exist"**: Check the exact file path
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- **"Directory not writable"**: Check permissions or try a different location
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- **"Invalid JSON"**: Ensure you're importing a valid JSON file from export
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### Debug Mode
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Run with debug mode for detailed error information:
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```bash
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python -m stata_mcp.webui
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```
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The web UI is now complete and ready for production use with comprehensive configuration management capabilities for Stata-MCP v1.6.0.

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