mcp-google-sheets

{ "Postgres": "Postgres", "The world's most advanced open-source relational database": "The world's most advanced open-source relational database", "Host": "Host", "Port": "Port", "User": "User", "Password": "Password", "Database": "Database", "Enable SSL": "Enable SSL", "Verify server certificate": "Verify server certificate", "Certificate": "Certificate", " A string indicating the hostname of the PostgreSQL server to connect to.": " A string indicating the hostname of the PostgreSQL server to connect to.", "An integer indicating the port of the PostgreSQL server to connect to.": "An integer indicating the port of the PostgreSQL server to connect to.", "A string indicating the user to authenticate as when connecting to the PostgreSQL server.": "A string indicating the user to authenticate as when connecting to the PostgreSQL server.", "A string indicating the password to use for authentication.": "A string indicating the password to use for authentication.", "A string indicating the name of the database to connect to.": "A string indicating the name of the database to connect to.", "Connect to the postgres database over SSL": "Connect to the postgres database over SSL", "Verify the server certificate against trusted CAs or a CA provided in the certificate field below. This will fail if the database server is using a self signed certificate.": "Verify the server certificate against trusted CAs or a CA provided in the certificate field below. This will fail if the database server is using a self signed certificate.", "The CA certificate to use for verification of server certificate.": "The CA certificate to use for verification of server certificate.", "Run Query": "Run Query", "Markdown": "Markdown", "Query": "Query", "Arguments": "Arguments", "Query Timeout": "Query Timeout", "Connection Timeout (ms)": "Connection Timeout (ms)", "Application Name": "Application Name", "\n **DO NOT** insert dynamic input directly into the query string. Instead, use $1, $2, $3 and add them in args for parameterized queries to prevent **SQL injection.**": "\n **DO NOT** insert dynamic input directly into the query string. Instead, use $1, $2, $3 and add them in args for parameterized queries to prevent **SQL injection.**", "Please use $1, $2, etc. for parameterized queries to avoid SQL injection.": "Please use $1, $2, etc. for parameterized queries to avoid SQL injection.", "Arguments to be used in the query": "Arguments to be used in the query", "An integer indicating the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a query to complete before timing out.": "An integer indicating the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a query to complete before timing out.", "An integer indicating the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be established before timing out.": "An integer indicating the maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be established before timing out.", "A string indicating the name of the client application connecting to the server.": "A string indicating the name of the client application connecting to the server.", "New Row": "New Row", "triggered when a new row is added": "triggered when a new row is added", "Table name": "Table name", "Column to order by": "Column to order by", "Order Direction": "Order Direction", "**NOTE:** The trigger fetches the latest rows using the provided order by column (newest first), and then will keep polling until the previous last row is reached.": "**NOTE:** The trigger fetches the latest rows using the provided order by column (newest first), and then will keep polling until the previous last row is reached.", "Use something like a created timestamp or an auto-incrementing ID.": "Use something like a created timestamp or an auto-incrementing ID.", "The direction to sort by such that the newest rows are fetched first.": "The direction to sort by such that the newest rows are fetched first.", "Ascending": "Ascending", "Descending": "Descending" }