MCP Context Forge Gateway

#!/bin/bash # Test script for MCP Gateway VS Code integration echo "🧪 Testing MCP Gateway VS Code Integration" echo "==========================================" # Check if VS Code bridge script exists if [ -f "scripts/mcp_stdio_bridge.js" ]; then echo "✅ VS Code stdio bridge script exists" else echo "❌ VS Code stdio bridge script missing" exit 1 fi # Check if Node.js dependencies are installed if [ -f "scripts/package.json" ]; then echo "✅ Node.js package.json exists" else echo "❌ Node.js package.json missing" exit 1 fi # Check if node_modules exists if [ -d "scripts/node_modules" ]; then echo "✅ Node.js dependencies installed" else echo "❌ Node.js dependencies missing" exit 1 fi # Check if .env file has required variables if [ -f ".env" ]; then echo "✅ .env file exists" # Check for required environment variables if grep -q "MCP_GATEWAY_URL" .env; then echo "✅ MCP_GATEWAY_URL configured" else echo "❌ MCP_GATEWAY_URL missing from .env" exit 1 fi if grep -q "MCP_ADMIN_USERNAME" .env; then echo "✅ MCP_ADMIN_USERNAME configured" else echo "❌ MCP_ADMIN_USERNAME missing from .env" exit 1 fi if grep -q "MCP_ADMIN_PASSWORD" .env; then echo "✅ MCP_ADMIN_PASSWORD configured" else echo "❌ MCP_ADMIN_PASSWORD missing from .env" exit 1 fi else echo "❌ .env file missing" exit 1 fi echo "" echo "🎯 All checks passed! VS Code integration is ready." echo "" echo "📋 To complete the setup:" echo "1. Open VS Code" echo "2. Install the 'Model Context Protocol' extension" echo "3. Add the configuration from 'make setup-vscode' to your VS Code settings.json" echo "4. Restart VS Code" echo "5. Your MCP Gateway tools should be available in Copilot!"