JBang MCP Examples
by jabrena
This repository provides examples of using JBang to create and run MCP (Microservice Component Platform) servers. It showcases different applications like a calculator, real weather data, and a stopwatch.
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What is JBang MCP Examples?
This project demonstrates how to build and run Microservice Component Platform (MCP) servers using JBang, a tool for running Java code without the need for explicit compilation. It provides practical examples to get started with MCP development using JBang.
How to use JBang MCP Examples?
The examples can be run directly using JBang, either from the source files or by referencing them with the author's username. Dockerfiles and docker-compose configurations are also provided for containerizing and orchestrating the applications. The README includes commands for building, running, and managing the applications using JBang, Docker, and Docker Compose.
Key features of JBang MCP Examples
JBang integration
Docker support
Docker Compose support
Example MCP servers
Easy to run and deploy
Use cases of JBang MCP Examples
Demonstrating JBang usage for MCP servers
Creating simple microservices
Containerizing Java applications
Orchestrating microservices with Docker Compose
Learning MCP development
FAQ from JBang MCP Examples
What is JBang?
What is JBang?
JBang is a tool that allows you to run Java code directly from source without the need for explicit compilation.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Microservice Component Platform. It's a platform for building and running microservices.
How do I run the examples?
How do I run the examples?
You can run the examples using JBang directly from the source files or by referencing them with the author's username. Docker and Docker Compose options are also available.
Do I need to install Java to use JBang?
Do I need to install Java to use JBang?
Yes, JBang requires a Java Development Kit (JDK) to be installed.
Where can I find more information about MCP servers?
Where can I find more information about MCP servers?
The README provides references to relevant resources, including GitHub repositories and a Discord channel.