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mcp-file-uploader-cli

v1.0.4

Published

a month ago

MCP Server for file uploading functionality

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mcp-file-uploader

MCP Server for file uploading functionality.

Environment Variables

Set the following environment variable to specify the web file uploader service URL:

export WEB_FILE_UPLOADER_URL=http://localhost:8000

Tools

upload_file

Uploads a file from the current working directory to the specified web file uploader service.

Parameters:

filename: The name of the file to upload (relative to current working directory)

Installation

To install dependencies:

bun install

To build the project:

bun run build

Usage

Development

bun run dev

Production

bun run start

Using bunx (after publishing to npm)

If published to npm, you can run directly with:

bunx mcp-file-uploader-cli

For HTTP mode:

bunx mcp-file-uploader-cli --http

Deployment

As NPM Package

Build the project: bun run build
Publish to npm: npm publish

As Web Service (HTTP Mode)

The server supports HTTP mode for deployment to platforms like Vercel, Netlify, or Railway.

Set the --http flag when starting
Deploy the dist/index.js file
Set environment variables in your deployment platform

Example for Vercel:

Set WEB_FILE_UPLOADER_URL in environment variables
The vercel.json is already configured for deployment
Deploy with vercel --prod

Environment Variables for Deployment

Make sure to set the following in your deployment platform:

WEB_FILE_UPLOADER_URL: URL of your web file uploader service
PORT: Port for the HTTP server (defaults to 3000)

This project was created using bun init in bun v1.2.15. Bun is a fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime.