MCP Simple Timeserver

@echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion cd /d "%~dp0" rem If the venv is already configured, just run the server. if exist "server\venv\.configured" ( goto :run_server ) rem --- First-Time Setup Logic --- echo Configuring MCP Simple Time Server for first run... >&2 rem Find Python set PYTHON_EXE= for /f "delims=" %%i in ('where python 2^>nul') do ( if not defined PYTHON_EXE set PYTHON_EXE=%%i ) if not defined PYTHON_EXE ( echo Error: Python not found in PATH. >&2 exit /b 1 ) echo Found Python at: %PYTHON_EXE% >&2 rem Update pyvenv.cfg for %%i in ("%PYTHON_EXE%") do set PYTHON_HOME=%%~dpi set PYTHON_HOME=!PYTHON_HOME:~0,-1! set CONFIG_FILE=server\venv\pyvenv.cfg set TEMP_FILE=server\venv\pyvenv.cfg.tmp (for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("!CONFIG_FILE!") do ( set "line=%%a" echo !line! | findstr /b "home = " >nul if !errorlevel! equ 0 ( echo home = !PYTHON_HOME! ) else ( echo !line! ) )) > "!TEMP_FILE!" move /y "!TEMP_FILE!" "!CONFIG_FILE!" >nul rem Create marker file to skip this setup next time echo Configured on %date% %time% > "server\venv\.configured" echo Configuration complete. Restarting process... >&2 rem Re-execute this script. The parent cmd.exe holds the stdio pipes rem and will correctly pass them to the new process. call "%~f0" exit /b %errorlevel% :run_server rem This label is reached on subsequent runs or after the 'call' above. "server\venv\Scripts\python.exe" -m mcp_simple_timeserver exit /b %errorlevel!