mysheet MCP Server
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Mysheet-mcp is an MCP Server that converts Excel files into JSON format. It is particularly useful for data processing within large models or Agents, temporarily storing files contained within the Excel in a configured directory.
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What is mysheet MCP Server?
mysheet-mcp is an MCP server designed to convert Excel files into JSON format for efficient data handling and processing, especially within larger models or agent-based systems.
How to use mysheet MCP Server?
- Install necessary dependencies for the project. 2. Configure the
upload.tmp
andupload.path
parameters in theapplication.yml
file to specify temporary and upload file storage directories. 3. Call theexcel2Json
method inExcel2JsonService
to convert Excel files to JSON.
Key features of mysheet MCP Server
Excel to JSON conversion
Temporary file storage
Configurable storage paths
Suitable for large models and agents
Use cases of mysheet MCP Server
Data ingestion for machine learning models
Automated data transformation pipelines
Integration with agent-based systems
Data extraction for reporting and analytics
FAQ from mysheet MCP Server
Where are the Excel files stored temporarily?
Where are the Excel files stored temporarily?
Excel files are temporarily stored in the directory specified by the upload.tmp
parameter in application.yml
.
How do I configure the storage paths?
How do I configure the storage paths?
You can configure the upload.tmp
and upload.path
parameters in the application.yml
file.
What is the main purpose of this server?
What is the main purpose of this server?
The main purpose is to convert Excel files into JSON format for easier data processing, especially in large models or agent systems.
What file types are supported?
What file types are supported?
The server is designed to process Excel files.
Is there a limit to the size of Excel files that can be processed?
Is there a limit to the size of Excel files that can be processed?
The README doesn't specify a limit, but performance may vary depending on the file size and server resources.