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🚀 MCP Server Toolkit Usage Guide

The MCP Server Toolkit is a set of powerful scripting tools designed to assist developers in more efficiently managing server configurations and performing daily tasks. Here are the main functional modules of this toolkit:

✨ Features

1. Basic Tools

   • add: Used to create new configuration files.
   • remove: Deletes specified configuration files.
   • list: Lists all current configuration files.

2. File Operation Tools

   • fileWrite: Creates or overwrites an existing file and writes specified content.
   • fileRead: Reads the content of a file and returns its data.
   • edit_file: Precisely edits file content by replacing specific text.
   • insert_to_file: Inserts new content at a specified position.
   • delete_from_file: Deletes specified content from a file.

3. Search Tools

   • search: Searches for keywords or patterns in multiple files.
   • replace: Globally replaces specific text with new content.

4. Localization Tools

   • translate: Translates file content from one language to another.
   • localize: Switches the language version of a file according to user configuration.

5. Task Manager Tools

   • taskCreate: Creates a new background task.
   • taskList: Lists all running tasks.
   • taskStop: Stops a specified background task.

🚀 Quick Start

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

// Create a new TypeScript file
fileWrite({
  filePath: "src/utils/helper.ts",
  content: `export function add(a: number, b: number): number {
    return a + b;
  }`,
  mode: "write"
});

// Read file content
fileRead({
  filePath: "src/utils/helper.ts",
  mode: "text"
});

Advanced Usage

edit_file({
  path: "src/utils/helper.ts",
  edits: [
    {
      oldText: "export function add",
      newText: "export function sum"
    }
  ],
  dryRun: false // Preview mode: Do not perform actual modifications when true
});

insert_to_file({
  path: "src/utils/helper.ts",
  position: 1, // Insert at the first line
  content: "// Math utility functions\n"
});

delete_from_file({
  path: "src/utils/helper.ts",
  // The rest of the code for this example was cut off in the original, but we'd keep it as is if complete
});