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Thingsboard MCP Server
Guide for setting up and running the Thingsboard MCP Server environment
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What is the Thingsboard MCP Server?
The Thingsboard MCP Server is a middleware service that provides more convenient device management and data interaction interfaces for the Thingsboard IoT platform through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It simplifies the integration process with Thingsboard, enabling developers to build IoT applications more efficiently.How to use the Thingsboard MCP Server?
To use the MCP Server, you need to set up the Python environment first, configure the connection parameters, and then start the service. After the server is running, you can interact with the Thingsboard platform through the API.Applicable scenarios
It is suitable for IoT projects that need to be integrated with the Thingsboard platform, especially when it is necessary to simplify the device management, data collection, and command issuance processes.Main features
Easy environment setupProvides cross - platform installation scripts to quickly set up the Python virtual environment
Thingsboard integrationPre - configures the connection interface with the Thingsboard platform to simplify the integration process
Cross - platform supportSupports Windows and Linux operating systems and provides corresponding installation and running scripts
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Simplify the integration process of the Thingsboard platform
Provide cross - platform support to adapt to different development environments
Based on Python, easy to expand and customize
Limitations
Requires Python environment support
May not be friendly enough for non - Python developers
Depends on the API of the Thingsboard platform
How to use
Install the uv tool
Select the corresponding installation command according to the operating system to install the uv tool
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Create a virtual environment
Use the uv tool to create a Python virtual environment
Activate the virtual environment
Activate the created virtual environment according to the operating system
Configure environment variables
Copy the .env.example file to .env and configure the Thingsboard connection parameters
Install dependencies
Use uv pip to install project dependencies
Run the server
Start the MCP server
Usage examples
Quick start of the development environmentDevelopers need to quickly set up a local development environment to test the integration with Thingsboard
Batch device managementNeed to manage devices in Thingsboard in batches through the API
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the uv tool?
Why do we need to create a virtual environment?
What parameters need to be configured in the .env file?
Related resources
Thingsboard official documentation
Official documentation of the Thingsboard platform
uv tool GitHub repository
Source code and documentation of the uv tool
Python virtual environment guide
Official Python virtual environment usage guide
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