MCP Weather Server

What is MCP Weather Server?

A lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for handling weather data, with a Command-Line Interface (CLI) client for interaction. This project demonstrates how to create and interact with an MCP server, focusing on weather-related information.

How to use MCP Weather Server?

Clone the repository, then start the server with uv --directory <path/to/weather> run weather in the Server directory, and start the client with uv run client.py <path/to/server.py> in the mcp-Client directory. Requires Python 3.12 or higher and asyncio; additional packages are listed in requirements.txt.

Key features of MCP Weather Server

• Modular MCP server for weather data handling
• CLI client for server interaction
• Asynchronous communication using asyncio
• Easy extensibility for additional commands or data formats

Use cases of MCP Weather Server

• Learning how to build and interact with an MCP server
• Demonstrating asynchronous client-server communication
• Experimenting with weather data handling via CLI

FAQ from MCP Weather Server

What is the MCP Weather Server?

It is a lightweight MCP server that handles weather data and includes a CLI client for interaction, designed to demonstrate creating and using an MCP server.

What are the system requirements?

Python 3.12 or higher and the asyncio library. Additional dependencies are listed in requirements.txt.

How do I start the server and client?

Start the server by running uv --directory <path/to/weather> run weather in the Server folder. Then start the client with uv run client.py <path/to/server.py> in the mcp-Client folder.

Can I extend the server with new commands?

Yes, the server is designed to be easily extensible to support additional commands or data formats.