MCP Servers

What is MCP Servers?

MCP Servers is a collection of Minecraft Protocol (MCP) server implementations written in TypeScript. It includes three distinct servers—Basic, Auth, and Proxy—designed for handling player connections, authentication, and connection forwarding respectively.

How to use MCP Servers?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with npm install, build the project with npm run build, then start a specific server using one of: npm run start:basic, npm run start:auth, or npm run start:proxy. For development with hot reload, use npm run dev:basic, npm run dev:auth, or npm run dev:proxy.

Key features of MCP Servers

• Basic server for player connections and chat
• Auth server for authentication and session handling
• Proxy server for forwarding connections to other servers
• Written entirely in TypeScript
• Development mode with hot reload support

Use cases of MCP Servers

• Running a lightweight Minecraft server for basic player chat
• Implementing authentication and session management for Minecraft connections
• Creating a proxy to route traffic between Minecraft servers

FAQ from MCP Servers

What servers are included in MCP Servers?

Three servers: Basic Server (handles player connections and chat), Auth Server (handles authentication and sessions), and Proxy Server (forwards connections to other Minecraft servers).

How do I start a specific server?

Use the npm scripts: npm run start:basic, npm run start:auth, or npm run start:proxy after building the project.

Does MCP Servers require any special dependencies?

No—only Node.js and npm. Dependencies are installed via npm install and the project is built with TypeScript (npm run build).

Can I run the servers in development mode?

Yes, each server has a dev script with hot reload: npm run dev:basic, npm run dev:auth, or npm run dev:proxy.

What license does MCP Servers use?

It is licensed under the MIT License.