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MCP server from NaverPayDev/mcp-servers

Installation

Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.

Run in terminal:

Command

claude mcp add --transport stdio naverpaydev-mcp-servers node server.js \
  --env API_KEY="placeholder - optional API key if external services are used" \
  --env MCP_ENV="placeholder - specify environment (e.g., development, production) if required" \
  --env DATABASE_URL="placeholder - your database connection string if the server requires a database"

How to use

This MCP server repository is currently labeled TBD. In a typical MCP server setup, you would run the server using the configured command (for example, node server.js or an equivalent entry point). Once running, the server exposes MCP-related tooling and endpoints that allow you to manage and test your MCP configurations, connect to your Minecraft-compatible clients, and leverage any provided utilities for server provisioning, command generation, or protocol emulation. Use the environment variables defined in the configuration to tailor the runtime environment (e.g., enabling a database connection, setting API keys, or switching between development and production modes). If the repository ships with additional CLI commands or an admin dashboard, consult the in-repo help (e.g., node server.js --help) or README for exact usage details.

How to install

Prerequisites:

Node.js installed (version compatible with the server code)
Git for cloning the repository
Optional: a supported database if the MCP server requires persistence

Step-by-step:

Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/your-org/naverpaydev-mcp-servers.git cd naverpaydev-mcp-servers
Install dependencies: npm install
Configure environment variables:
- Create a .env file or set environment variables as described in the mcp_config (e.g., MCP_ENV, DATABASE_URL, API_KEY)
Run the server: node server.js
Verify the server is running by checking the console output or visiting any exposed health/status endpoint as documented (if available).

Note: If the project provides a Dockerfile or a different entry point, follow the containerized deployment instructions instead (e.g., docker build and docker run). Replace the placeholder commands with the actual startup command if different from node server.js.

Additional notes

The current README shows TBD; adjust environment variables and startup commands to match the actual server entry point.
Ensure any required services (database, external APIs) are accessible from the runtime environment.
If your deployment environment uses Docker or a package manager other than npm, update the mcp_config accordingly.
Check for version compatibility between Node.js and the server code to avoid runtime errors.
For debugging, enable verbose logging if supported by the server to capture MCP negotiation details and protocol events.

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