local_mcp_client_server_example
by q-maze
This repository provides a simple example of a client-server interaction using MCP (Minecraft Protocol). It demonstrates a basic setup for local communication between a client and a server.
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What is local_mcp_client_server_example?
This is a basic example of a client and server communicating using the Minecraft Protocol (MCP) on a local machine.
How to use local_mcp_client_server_example?
To run the example, execute the command uv run client.py ./mcp_server.py. This will start both the server and the client, enabling them to communicate.
Key features of local_mcp_client_server_example
Basic client-server interaction
Local communication
MCP example
Simple implementation
Use cases of local_mcp_client_server_example
Learning MCP
Testing client-server setups
Developing Minecraft-related tools
Understanding basic networking concepts
FAQ from local_mcp_client_server_example
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Minecraft Protocol, which defines how clients and servers communicate in Minecraft.
What does this example do?
What does this example do?
This example sets up a basic client and server that can communicate using MCP on a local machine.
How do I run this example?
How do I run this example?
Execute the command uv run client.py ./mcp_server.py in your terminal.
Can I use this as a base for a more complex project?
Can I use this as a base for a more complex project?
Yes, this example can be used as a starting point for building more sophisticated client-server applications using MCP.
What are the prerequisites for running this?
What are the prerequisites for running this?
You need to have Python and the uv package installed. You can install uv using pip: pip install uv.