MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)

What is MCP (Modelo de Contexto de Protocolo)?

MCP is a local server implementation of the Context Protocol Model (MCP) designed to fetch weather data using best development practices.

How to use MCP?

To use MCP, clone the repository from GitHub, install the dependencies using pnpm, and run the server in development mode with the command pnpm dev.

Key features of MCP?

• Built with Node.js and TypeScript for robust server-side applications.
• Implements strict type checking and linting for code quality.
• Provides commands for development, production, and code inspection.

Use cases of MCP?

1. Fetching real-time weather data for applications.
2. Serving as a backend for weather-related projects.
3. Learning and implementing best practices in TypeScript and Node.js development.

FAQ from MCP?

• What technologies does MCP use?

MCP uses Node.js, TypeScript, pnpm, ESLint, Prettier, and Zod for development.

• How can I contribute to MCP?

You can contribute by submitting issues or pull requests on the GitHub repository.

• Is MCP suitable for production use?

While MCP is designed with best practices, further testing and optimization may be required for production deployment.