Clarion Builder MCP Server
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An MCP server providing Clarion development and build capabilities. This server enables automated Clarion IDE operations, project compilation, and build management using ClarionCL and MSBuild.
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What is Clarion Builder MCP Server?
The Clarion Builder MCP Server is a tool that automates Clarion IDE operations, project compilation, and build management by leveraging ClarionCL and MSBuild. It allows developers to perform tasks such as project generation, dictionary import/export, and solution compilation through a standardized interface.
How to use Clarion Builder MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, and build the project using npm run build. Then, configure your MCP settings file to include the server. You can then use the mcp.use function with the appropriate server name and action, providing the necessary parameters for ClarionCL operations or solution compilation.
Key features of Clarion Builder MCP Server
ClarionCL command execution
Project generation and compilation
Template management
Dictionary import/export
TXA file handling
MSBuild integration
Comprehensive build configuration
Use cases of Clarion Builder MCP Server
Automated project generation
Batch dictionary import/export
Automated TXA file handling
Continuous integration for Clarion projects
Standardized build process across teams
FAQ from Clarion Builder MCP Server
What Clarion versions are supported?
What Clarion versions are supported?
Clarion 11.0 or higher is required.
What are the .NET Framework requirements?
What are the .NET Framework requirements?
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 or higher is required.
What build tools are needed?
What build tools are needed?
Visual Studio build tools are required.
Where can I find the redirection files?
Where can I find the redirection files?
Redirection files are typically located within your Clarion installation directory.
How do I contribute to the project?
How do I contribute to the project?
Fork the repository, create a feature branch, commit your changes, push to the branch, and create a Pull Request.