MCP DOC Server OpenRouter

🚀 Document Management Project

This project provides a comprehensive solution for managing project documents, including project structure, quick start guides, advanced features, and development specifications.

🚀 Quick Start

Install Dependencies

Use the following command to install all the dependencies required for the project:

npm install

Configure Environment Variables

Copy the .env.example file and rename it to .env, then modify the configuration according to your actual needs:

cp .env.example .env

Edit the .env file and fill in the necessary API keys and other configuration information.

Start the Project

Run the following command to start the development server:

npm run dev

Or start the production server:

npm start

📦 Project Structure

This project contains the following main files and directories:

• docs/: The main directory for project documentation, storing various documents related to the project.
• src/: The source code directory of the project, including core functionality implementations, components, and modules.
• .env.example: An example file for environment variables, used to configure various parameters required for the project to run.
• package.json: The configuration file for project dependency management and script execution.
• tsconfig.json: The compilation configuration file for TypeScript projects.
• webpack.config.js (if applicable): The configuration file for the front - end packaging and building tool.

📚 Documentation Management

Add Documentation

1. Add new documentation files to the docs/ directory or its subdirectories.
2. Add navigation links for the new documents in docs/_sidebar.md.

Edit Documentation

Edit the documentation content in Markdown format. It is recommended to use a text editor that supports Markdown, such as VS Code or Typora.

Delete Documentation

1. Delete the unnecessary documentation files from the docs/ directory.
2. Update the navigation links in docs/_sidebar.md to remove the links to the deleted documents.

🔧 Advanced Features

Document Version Control

• Use Git for version control and ensure that changes are committed each time the documentation is modified:

git add docs/
git commit -m "Update documentation content"

Automatic Build and Deployment

Configure a CI/CD pipeline and add automated build and deployment workflows to the code repository, for example, using GitHub Actions.

📋 Development Specifications

Naming Conventions

• Document file names should use lowercase and be separated by hyphens (lower - hyphenated).
• The directory structure should be clear and concise, reflecting the hierarchical relationship of the document content.

Coding Conventions

Follow the coding style and guidelines set by the project team, including indentation, line breaks, and other formatting settings.

📖 Extended Reading

For more information on document management, please refer to:

• Markdown Syntax
• Git Version Control
• Continuous Integration and Deployment

The above content covers the project structure, quick start guide, advanced features, and specifications, helping developers efficiently manage and maintain project documentation.