MCProto
by wassson
MCProto is a Ruby gem for chaining MCP servers and Ruby code to create custom solutions. It allows you to define servers that can access and modify a shared context object.
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What is MCProto?
MCProto is a Ruby gem that provides a framework for building and chaining MCP (Minecraft Protocol) servers. It allows developers to create custom server logic and integrate it with other Ruby code.
How to use MCProto?
To use MCProto, install the gem and create an initializer file. Define your server classes, including the MCProto or MCProto::Chain modules. Configure the server with host and port, and start it. Servers can access and modify a shared context object for data exchange.
Key features of MCProto
Server chaining
Context object for data sharing
Custom server logic
Integration with Ruby code
Resource and Tool definition
Use cases of MCProto
Creating custom server features
Implementing authentication and authorization
Building game logic
Integrating with external services
Creating beta invite systems
FAQ from MCProto
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP likely refers to Minecraft Protocol, although this is not explicitly defined in the provided content.
How do I install MCProto?
How do I install MCProto?
The installation instructions are marked as 'TODO' in the README, suggesting the gem may not be publicly available yet.
How do I define a server?
How do I define a server?
Create a Ruby class that includes the MCProto or MCProto::Chain module. Define the resource, tool, and call methods to implement your server logic.
How do I chain servers together?
How do I chain servers together?
Use the MCProto::Chain module and specify the chain of servers in the chain array.
What is the context object?
What is the context object?
The context object is a shared data structure that allows servers to exchange information. Each server can access and modify the context.