McpWeatherServer

McpWeatherServer is a weather-focused MCP server designed to provide weather-related data and tooling for MCP-based clients. The server exposes a set of weather-related commands and data endpoints that MCP clients can query to retrieve current conditions, forecasts, and historical weather information. Use the included tools to fetch weather data, subscribe to updates, and integrate weather information into your MCP workflows. Typical usage includes starting the server, configuring endpoints, and connecting MCP clients that rely on weather data to drive in-game behavior or automation.

To get started, ensure the server is running and listening on the configured port. Clients can connect using the standard MCP protocol and request weather-related data. Depending on configuration, you may be able to query current conditions, forecast data for a location, and any available alerts. Review the server’s documentation for available query paths, response formats, and any rate limits or authentication requirements.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (LTS version) installed on your system
• npm or yarn for package management
• Access to the repository or npm registry where the MCP Weather Server is hosted

Installation steps:

1. Clone or download the repository:

git clone https://github.com/your-org/narasamdya-mcpweatherserver.git
cd narasamdya-mcpweatherserver

2. Install dependencies:

npm install
# or
yarn install

3. Build or prepare the server if needed (follow repository instructions). If there is a build step, run it:

npm run build

4. Create a minimal config if required by your environment, or place the provided config in the expected location.

5. Run the server:

npm start

6. Verify the server is running by checking the logs or hitting the health endpoint if available.

Notes and tips:

• If the server requires environment variables (e.g., API keys for external weather services), set them in your environment or in a .env file as appropriate for your deployment.
• Check for rate limits on weather data requests, and implement caching where possible to reduce load.
• Ensure the MCP client configuration matches the server’s port and protocol requirements. If you upgrade Node.js, verify compatibility with the server’s codebase.
• If you encounter port binding issues, ensure no other service is occupying the configured port and adjust the server configuration accordingly.