golf-course-project

This MCP server is the Golf Course Project MCP server. It acts as a modular middleware layer that exposes MCP endpoints to manage and synchronize data for the golf course project. After starting the server, clients can connect using the MCP protocol to perform tasks such as user authentication, data synchronization for course and booking information, event logging, and command invocation for administrative actions. The server registers a single MCP host named golf-course-project-mcp-server and serves its endpoints via the configured node process. Use an MCP-capable client to enumerate available services, subscribe to relevant namespaces, and issue requests for CRUD operations or event streams as needed. If your deployment provides environment-specific features, you may supply API keys or connection strings through environment variables.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (v14+ recommended) and npm
• Access to a database or data store as required by the Golf Course Project MCP server

1. Clone the repository or download the MCP server package for the Golf Course Project:

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install

3. Configure environment variables

• Create a .env file or export variables in your deployment environment:

  MCP_ENV=production DB_CONNECTION_STRING=your-database-connection-string API_KEY=your-api-key (if required)

4. Start the MCP server:

   npm start

5. Verify the server is running by checking logs and ensuring it binds to the expected port. Test connectivity with an MCP client using the golf-course-project-mcp-server configuration.

Notes:

• If the server uses a different startup script, adjust the start command in package.json or run the entry file directly (node server.js).
• Ensure network access to your data store and any external services the server relies on.

Tips and notes:

• Environment variables are essential for production deployments (e.g., DB connections and API keys). Never commit secrets to source control.
• If you need to scale, run multiple MCP instances behind a load balancer and ensure consistent state in the shared data store.
• Typical MCP debugging aids include enabling verbose logging, checking connection status to clients, and validating MCP protocol handshakes.
• Common issues include port conflicts, missing environment variables, and incorrect database permissions. Ensure the server user has appropriate read/write access to required resources.