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wheather-mcp

by sarankrishna

A simple MCP weather server. It provides weather data, likely for use with Minecraft.

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What is wheather-mcp?

This is a simple weather server designed for use with Minecraft (MCP - Minecraft Coder Pack). It likely provides weather data that can be integrated into a Minecraft server environment.

How to use wheather-mcp?

The README doesn't provide specific usage instructions. However, generally, you would need to deploy this server, likely on a machine accessible by your Minecraft server. Then, you would configure your Minecraft server (or a mod) to query this server's API endpoint to retrieve weather information.

Key features of wheather-mcp

  • Provides weather data

  • Designed for Minecraft integration

  • Simple implementation

  • Likely uses an API endpoint for data retrieval

Use cases of wheather-mcp

  • Dynamically changing weather in a Minecraft server

  • Creating weather-dependent events or challenges in Minecraft

  • Providing players with real-time weather information in-game

  • Integrating weather data into custom Minecraft mods

FAQ from wheather-mcp

What kind of weather data does it provide?

The README doesn't specify the exact weather data provided. It likely includes basic information like temperature, precipitation (rain/snow), and wind conditions.

How do I install and run this server?

The README doesn't include installation instructions. You would typically need to clone the repository, install any dependencies, and then run the server application.

What is the API endpoint for retrieving weather data?

The README doesn't provide the API endpoint. You would need to examine the server's code to determine the correct endpoint.

Is this server configurable?

The README doesn't mention configuration options. It's possible the server has limited or no configuration options.

Is this server actively maintained?

Without more information, it's impossible to determine if the server is actively maintained. Check the repository's commit history for recent activity.