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57 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Inspector Example
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This is a simple example of how to use the MCP module to create a server that handles JSON-RPC requests and responses.
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## Usage
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```v
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import incubaid.herolib.mcp
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// Define custom handlers if needed
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handlers := {
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'custom_method': my_custom_handler
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}
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// Create server configuration
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config := mcp.ServerConfiguration{
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// Configure server capabilities as needed
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}
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// Create and start the server
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mut server := mcp.new_server(handlers, config)!
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server.start()!
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```
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## Running Example
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### Option 1: Using the example script (Recommended)
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1. `bash example.sh`
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2. The MCP inspector will open automatically in your browser
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3. The inspector should connect automatically to the V server
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### Option 2: Manual configuration
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1. Start the MCP inspector: `npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector`
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2. Open `localhost:5173` in your browser
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3. Configure inspector:
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- Transport type: `STDIO`
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- Command: `<path-to-server.vsh>`
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- Arguments: (leave empty)
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4. Click "Connect"
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### Option 3: Using V directly
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1. Start the MCP inspector: `npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector`
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2. Open `localhost:5173` in your browser
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3. Configure inspector:
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- Transport type: `STDIO`
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- Command: `v`
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- Arguments: `run <path-to-server.vsh>`
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4. Click "Connect"
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## Output
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Expected output:
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