weather

The MCP Weather Server is designed to provide weather information by leveraging the Model Context Protocol. This server acts as a bridge between weather data sources and client applications, allowing for seamless integration and data retrieval. The server is built to demonstrate the capabilities of MCP in handling real-time data and providing structured responses to client queries. It is an excellent example for developers looking to understand how to implement MCP in their own applications, particularly in the context of weather data services. The server is based on the guidelines provided in the MCP Server Quickstart documentation, ensuring that it adheres to best practices and standards set by the MCP community.

Features

• Real-time Weather Data: Provides up-to-date weather information from various sources.
• MCP Integration: Utilizes the Model Context Protocol for efficient data handling and communication.
• Scalable Architecture: Designed to handle multiple client requests simultaneously.
• Open Source: The server's code is available for developers to study and modify.
• Comprehensive Documentation: Includes detailed instructions and examples for easy implementation.

Usage with Different Platforms

nodejs

javascript
const mcp = require('mcp');
const weatherServer = mcp.createServer({
  protocol: 'weather',
  handler: (request, response) => {
    // Handle weather data request
  }
});
weatherServer.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log('Weather server is running on port 3000');
});

python

python
from mcp import MCPServer

def handle_weather_request(request):
    # Handle weather data request
    pass

weather_server = MCPServer(protocol='weather', handler=handle_weather_request)
weather_server.listen(3000)
print('Weather server is running on port 3000')