MCP-Client is a lightweight, TypeScript-powered application designed to facilitate interaction with MCP servers, providing an easy-to-use interface for managing MCP services and resources.
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Apr 21 2025
MCP-Client is a lightweight, TypeScript-powered application designed to facilitate interaction with MCP servers, providing an easy-to-use interface for managing MCP services and resources.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 21 2025
Krister Johansson
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What is MCP-Client?
MCP-Client is a Next.js project built with TypeScript that enables users to connect, manage, and interact with MCP (Minecraft Community Protocol) servers. It offers functionalities such as server management, resource handling, and configuration editing through an organized web interface. The client simplifies MCP server interactions, making it easier for developers and server administrators to oversee their services with minimal effort. The project architecture includes components for UI, hooks for state management, and integration with GraphQL APIs, supporting efficient server workflows and resource management in a modern web environment.
Who will use MCP-Client?
- Minecraft server administrators
- Game developers working with MCP protocols
- DevOps teams managing MCP services
- Minecraft community project contributors
How to use the MCP-Client?
- Step 1: Clone the repository from GitHub
- Step 2: Install dependencies using npm or yarn
- Step 3: Run the development server with 'npm run dev' or 'yarn dev'
- Step 4: Open 'http://localhost:3000' in your browser
- Step 5: Use the interface to manage MCP servers and resources
MCP-Client's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Server connection management
- Resource configuration editing
- GraphQL API integration for data fetching
- UI components for MCP interaction
- State management using hooks
The Benefits
- Simplifies MCP server management
- Provides a modern web interface for MCP interactions
- Supports efficient resource handling and configuration
- Built with TypeScript for type safety and reliability
- Extensible architecture for future enhancements
MCP-Client's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Managing multiple MCP servers from a centralized dashboard
- Editing and deploying MCP resource configurations
- Monitoring MCP server status and logs
- Developing custom MCP client integrations
- Educational demonstrations of MCP protocols
FAQs of MCP-Client
Developer
- Krister-Johansson
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