Go-MCP-File-Server
by linimbus
Go-MCP-File-Server is a local file system MCP server developed based on GoMcp. It provides two APIs: query and file open, and uses SQLite3 for file index storage.
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What is Go-MCP-File-Server?
Go-MCP-File-Server is a file server that implements the MCP protocol for accessing files on a local file system. It allows querying and opening files through a defined API.
How to use Go-MCP-File-Server?
The server provides a configuration file (mcpServers) to define the server URL. It can be accessed remotely using an MCP client or through a user interface for interaction. Refer to the provided video demo for a visual guide.
Key features of Go-MCP-File-Server
Local file system access via MCP
Query and file open APIs
SQLite3 based file index
User interface support
Remote MCP client access
Use cases of Go-MCP-File-Server
Providing file access to MCP-compatible applications
Remote file management
Centralized file access point
Integrating local file systems with MCP networks
FAQ from Go-MCP-File-Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Media Control Protocol, a communication protocol for media devices.
What database does it use?
What database does it use?
It uses SQLite3 to store file indexes.
How do I configure the server URL?
How do I configure the server URL?
The server URL is configured in the mcpServers configuration file.
Is there a user interface?
Is there a user interface?
Yes, the server supports a user interface for interaction.
Where can I find a demo?
Where can I find a demo?
A demo video is available at the provided YouTube link.