Overview
What is MCP Server?
MCP Server is a MySQL client proxy server written in Golang that allows clients to connect via Server-Sent Events (SSE) and execute SQL operations. It is designed with clean architecture principles and can be extended to support multiple database systems.
How to use MCP Server?
To use MCP Server, clone the repository, configure your environment variables in the .env file, and run the server using either standard SSE mode or stdio mode for Cursor integration.
Key features of MCP Server?
- Clean architecture design
- Support for multiple database systems (MySQL, PostgreSQL)
- Real-time updates via Server-Sent Events (SSE)
- JSON-based API for executing SQL operations
- Subscription-based change notifications
- Integration with Cursor Editor's Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Environment-based configuration with .env file support
Use cases of MCP Server?
- Acting as a proxy for SQL operations in real-time applications.
- Integrating with Cursor Editor for enhanced database management.
- Supporting multiple database systems through a unified API.
FAQ from MCP Server?
- Can MCP Server support other databases besides MySQL?
Yes! MCP Server can be extended to support additional database systems like PostgreSQL.
- Is there a specific Go version required?
Yes, Go 1.22 or higher is required to run MCP Server.
- How can I troubleshoot transport errors?
Ensure that the server is running and accessible at the configured port, and verify that there are no port conflicts with other services.