MCP SQLite Server
by MCP-Mirror
A Node.js implementation of the Model Context Protocol SQLite server, providing an npx-based alternative for environments where Python's UVX runner is not available. It's designed for use cases like LibreChat where Python dependencies are problematic.
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What is MCP SQLite Server?
This is a Node.js implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) SQLite server. It allows applications to interact with SQLite databases using the MCP standard, specifically designed for environments where Python's UVX runner is not suitable.
How to use MCP SQLite Server?
Installation can be done automatically via Smithery using npx -y @smithery/cli install mcp-server-sqlite-npx --client claude or manually by configuring the claude_desktop_config.json file with the appropriate command, arguments, and environment variables to point to the npx executable and the database file. For development, you can install dependencies with npm ci, build the code with npm run build, and test with MCP Inspector or Claude Desktop by configuring the respective configuration files.
Key features of MCP SQLite Server
Node.js implementation
npx-based execution
MCP compliant
SQLite database interaction
Compatible with Claude Desktop
Use cases of MCP SQLite Server
Integrating SQLite databases with MCP-enabled applications
Using SQLite databases in environments without Python support
Connecting Claude Desktop to SQLite databases
Testing MCP server implementations with MCP Inspector
FAQ from MCP SQLite Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for communication between applications and data sources.
Why use npx?
Why use npx?
npx allows running the server without globally installing it, simplifying deployment and dependency management.
How do I specify the database?
How do I specify the database?
The database path is passed as an argument to the npx command or Node.js script.
Is this server compatible with other MCP clients?
Is this server compatible with other MCP clients?
Yes, it should be compatible with any MCP client that supports the SQLite protocol.
How do I contribute to this project?
How do I contribute to this project?
Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.