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weather_mcp_server

MCP server from abdouwarissiboukari/weather_mcp_server

How to use

The weather_mcp_server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to provide real-time weather data through a streamlined API. Developers can use this server to integrate weather information into their applications, enabling features such as current conditions, forecasts, and more tailored to user needs. With its easy setup and robust data handling capabilities, this MCP server is an excellent choice for any weather-related application.

Once connected to the weather_mcp_server, you can send specific queries to retrieve weather data for various locations. You can use commands like GET /weather?location={city} to fetch current weather conditions or GET /forecast?location={city} for a detailed forecast. Ensure your requests are structured to include the necessary parameters for optimal results.

How to install

Prerequisites

Before you can install the weather_mcp_server, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can download it from nodejs.org.

Option A: Quick start with npx

If you prefer a quick setup without a global installation, you can use npx (assuming the package is available):

npx -y abdouwarissiboukari/weather_mcp_server

Option B: Global install alternative

For a global installation, you can clone the repository directly from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/abdouwarissiboukari/weather_mcp_server.git
cd weather_mcp_server
npm install

This will allow you to run the server from anywhere on your system.

Additional notes

When configuring the weather_mcp_server, consider setting environment variables for API keys or default location settings to streamline operations. You may also encounter issues if the server does not receive a valid location parameter, so ensure that your queries include appropriate values. Additionally, check the server logs for any error messages that can guide troubleshooting.

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