Overview
What is MCP 服务器?
MCP 服务器 is a collection of Modular Communication Protocol (MCP) servers, each providing distinct functionality modules such as date/time handling, Excel file operations, Google Drive integration, filesystem management, and Taiwan weather monitoring. Built with Kotlin and Quarkus, these servers communicate via the MCP protocol and can be deployed independently for modular system integration.
How to use MCP 服务器?
Each MCP server module is self-contained and can be deployed independently using the Quarkus framework. Refer to the respective date, excel, google-drive, filesystem, or cwa-tw directory for module-specific configuration and invocation details. No shared installation instructions are provided in this README.
Key features of MCP 服务器
- Date/time retrieval with custom formatting and timezone conversion
- Excel file creation, editing, and CSV import/export
- Google Drive file upload, download, and permission management
- Filesystem read, write, copy, move, and metadata lookup
- Real-time Taiwan weather data from Central Weather Bureau
Use cases of MCP 服务器
- Automating date formatting and timezone adjustments across applications
- Generating and processing Excel spreadsheets programmatically
- Syncing local files with Google Drive for backup or sharing
- Managing server-side file operations without direct OS access
- Integrating live Taiwan weather alerts into dashboards or bots
FAQ from MCP 服务器
What are the core technologies used?
All services are developed in Kotlin on the Quarkus framework and communicate via the MCP protocol.
Which modules are included?
The repository includes date, excel, google-drive, filesystem, and cwa-tw modules.
Can these services be deployed separately?
Yes, each module is designed for independent deployment.
What data does the cwa-tw module access?
It retrieves real-time weather information from Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau.
Are there any runtime dependencies beyond Quarkus?
The README does not list additional runtime dependencies; each module may have its own, specified in its respective directory.
