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I've implemented a Python client for the Weather MCP server, allowing you to programmatically interact with its resources. Key changes: - Added `WeatherMCPClient` in `weather_mcp/mcp_client/weather_mcp_client.py` using `httpx` for asynchronous requests. - Client methods cover `health_check`, `get_404_page`, `get_weather`, and fetching the health resource. - Included `test_client.py` to demonstrate and verify client functionality. - Updated `weather_mcp/requirements.txt` to include `httpx`. - Added comprehensive documentation for the client in `weather_mcp/README.md`. - Updated the main `README.md` to link to the client documentation. The client connects to the server's SSE endpoint (e.g., `http://localhost:3399/sse`) and provides a convenient way for you to integrate weather data into other Python applications.
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I've implemented a Python client for the Weather MCP server, allowing you to programmatically interact with its resources.
Key changes:
WeatherMCPClientinweather_mcp/mcp_client/weather_mcp_client.pyusinghttpxfor asynchronous requests.health_check,get_404_page,get_weather, and fetching the health resource.test_client.pyto demonstrate and verify client functionality.weather_mcp/requirements.txtto includehttpx.weather_mcp/README.md.README.mdto link to the client documentation.The client connects to the server's SSE endpoint (e.g.,
http://localhost:3399/sse) and provides a convenient way for you to integrate weather data into other Python applications.