@mindstone/mcp-server-microsoft-shared

@mindstone/mcp-server-microsoft-shared

Shared Microsoft Graph client, token persistence, structured logger, timezone mapping, and types used by the @mindstone/mcp-server-microsoft-* connector family (Mail, Calendar, Files, Teams, SharePoint).

This package exposes no MCP tools and ships no bin. It is consumed only by its sibling Microsoft connector packages as a pinned dependencies entry.

Installation

npm install @mindstone/mcp-server-microsoft-shared@0.1.0

Exports

• TokenProvider — per-account token persistence (atomic write, cross-process refresh-race protection, host-injected refresh-disable gate).
• MicrosoftRefreshDisabledError — thrown by TokenProvider.getAccessToken when the access token is expired and the host has set MICROSOFT_DISABLE_REFRESH=1.
• createGraphClient, createGraphClientWithRetry, listMicrosoftAccounts, getTokenProvider, checkGraphConnection — Microsoft Graph client factory.
• createLogger — structured stderr logger.
• windowsToIanaTimezone — Windows timezone name → IANA identifier mapping.
• Types and helpers from ./types.js: MicrosoftAccount, AccountsConfig, ToolResult, successResult, errorResult, formatGraphError, formatAuthRequiredError, detectAuthRequiredReason, hasScope, SHAREPOINT_REQUIRED_SCOPE, and Graph response shapes for email, calendar, drive, chats, mail folders, calendars, and SharePoint resources.

Configuration

TokenProvider is constructed with a config directory and OAuth client ID. Token storage layout (host-owned, consumed by every Microsoft connector):

<configDir>/
  accounts.json
  credentials/
    <sanitised-email>.token.json

Filenames sanitise email addresses via email.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/g, '-') (unchanged from the bundled predecessor).

Host-injected environment variables interpreted by this library:

Variable	Effect
MICROSOFT_DISABLE_REFRESH	When set to "1", TokenProvider.getAccessToken throws MicrosoftRefreshDisabledError rather than calling Microsoft's token endpoint. The host owns refresh-token rotation in this mode.

MICROSOFT_DISABLE_REFRESH is intentionally not a user-facing setup variable.

Security notes

• Token and account writes use temp-file plus rename, restrictive permissions (0o600 files, 0o700 directories), fsync, symlink rejection, and a stale temp-file sweep on initialisation.
• Token refresh can be disabled by the host so a single authority owns refresh-token rotation; in that mode the connector throws a structured MicrosoftRefreshDisabledError which callers translate into the host-neutral auth_required envelope.

Attribution

This package is a strict 1:1 OSS port of an in-process Microsoft Graph helper library, with cohort hygiene fixes (atomic credential writes, host-injected refresh-disable gate, internal-reference scrub).