mcp_stdio2sse
by dmcqueen
This server likely provides a way to stream standard output (stdio) to a Server-Sent Events (SSE) endpoint. It allows real-time updates from a process to be pushed to clients via SSE.
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What is mcp_stdio2sse?
This server likely converts standard output (stdio) from a process into a stream of Server-Sent Events (SSE).
How to use mcp_stdio2sse?
Without further information, it's difficult to provide specific usage instructions. However, it would likely involve running the server, configuring it to listen to a specific process's stdout, and then accessing the SSE endpoint from a client.
Key features of mcp_stdio2sse
Real-time updates
Streaming data
SSE support
stdio integration
Use cases of mcp_stdio2sse
Live logging
Progress monitoring
Real-time dashboards
Streaming process output to a web page
FAQ from mcp_stdio2sse
What is SSE?
What is SSE?
Server-Sent Events (SSE) is a server push technology enabling a server to automatically send data updates to a client over HTTP.
How does this relate to stdio?
How does this relate to stdio?
This server captures the standard output stream of a process and converts it into SSE events.
What kind of clients can connect?
What kind of clients can connect?
Any client that supports SSE, typically web browsers using JavaScript.
Is this secure?
Is this secure?
Security depends on the implementation and configuration. Consider using HTTPS and authentication.
What are the limitations?
What are the limitations?
Limitations depend on the implementation, but could include scalability and error handling.