ipl-schedule-api
ipl-schedule-api-mcp-server
claude mcp add --transport stdio shabbirdwd53-ipl-schedule-api-mcp-server node server.js \ --env API_KEY="API key for the underlying service (if required)" \ --env API_BASE_URL="URL of the underlying IPL schedule API (if required)"
How to use
This MCP server provides access to the IPL schedule data through MCP-compatible tooling. It wraps the underlying IPL schedule API to expose endpoints and commands that can be orchestrated by MCP clients. Users can query upcoming matches, match details, team information, and schedules via the MCP server's interfaces. The server is designed to be invoked by MCP-aware tooling and should be started with the appropriate runtime command, after which the MCP clients can request data and receive responses in a consistent format.
How to install
Prerequisites: Node.js and npm or yarn installed on your system.
- Clone or download the repository containing the MCP server code.
- Navigate to the project directory.
- Install dependencies:
- npm install
- or yarn install
- Configure environment variables as needed (see additional_notes):
- API_BASE_URL: Base URL for the IPL schedule API
- API_KEY: API key if authentication is required
- Start the MCP server:
- npm start
- or node server.js
- Verify the server is running by checking the logs or hitting the health/check endpoint provided by the MCP server.
Additional notes
Environment variables can modify the behavior of the server, such as pointing to a specific IPL schedule API endpoint or providing an API key for access. If the underlying API requires authentication, ensure API_KEY is set. If you run into CORS or network issues, verify network access from the host running the MCP server. Check logs for startup messages to confirm the server is listening on the expected port. The exact endpoint names and MCP command mappings will be available in the server's documentation or help output once the server starts.
