🚀 MCP Server for onepay.la API Consumption

This MCP server is designed to consume the API services provided by onepay.la, enabling seamless interaction with the onepay.la platform.

🚀 Quick Start

The server is built to efficiently connect to and utilize the onepay.la API services. It simplifies the process of integrating with onepay.la's payment and related services.

Although no specific code examples are provided in the original text, if there were, they would be presented here to show how to start using the server to consume the API.

💻 Usage Examples

Since there are no code examples in the original text, this section would typically show basic and advanced usage scenarios if relevant code were available. For example:

Basic Usage

# If there were basic code to start consuming the API
# This code would remain unchanged
# Here we assume a fictional basic code example
import onepay_api
client = onepay_api.Client(api_key='your_api_key')
response = client.get_service_data()

Advanced Usage

# If there were advanced code for more complex scenarios
# This code would also remain unchanged
# Assume a fictional advanced code example
import onepay_api
client = onepay_api.Client(api_key='your_api_key')
# Advanced operations like handling batch requests
batch_data = [{'data1': 'value1'}, {'data2': 'value2'}]
response = client.send_batch_requests(batch_data)

📚 Documentation

As there is no detailed documentation content in the original text, this section would usually contain more in - depth explanations about the server's functions, API endpoints, and how to handle different types of responses from onepay.la's API.

🔧 Technical Details

Since there are no technical details provided in the original text, this section would typically cover aspects such as the server's architecture, programming languages used, and how it interacts with onepay.la's API at a technical level.

📄 License

As no license information is provided in the original text, this section would usually state the terms under which the MCP server is released, such as an open - source license like MIT or GPL.