MCP Server for Splunk

@echo off REM MCP Server for Splunk - Windows Batch File Wrapper REM This script calls the PowerShell script for users who prefer Command Prompt echo MCP Server for Splunk - Windows Setup echo ===================================== echo. REM Check if PowerShell is available where powershell >nul 2>nul if %errorlevel% neq 0 ( echo ERROR: PowerShell is not available on this system. echo PowerShell is required to run this setup script. echo. echo Please install PowerShell or run the script directly: echo powershell -File .\scripts\build_and_run.ps1 echo. pause exit /b 1 ) REM Get the directory of this batch file set "SCRIPT_DIR=%~dp0" set "PS_SCRIPT=%SCRIPT_DIR%build_and_run.ps1" REM Check if the PowerShell script exists if not exist "%PS_SCRIPT%" ( echo ERROR: PowerShell script not found at: %PS_SCRIPT% echo Please ensure you're running this from the project root directory. echo. pause exit /b 1 ) echo Launching PowerShell script... echo. REM Execute the PowerShell script with execution policy bypass REM Pass any command line arguments to the PowerShell script powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "%PS_SCRIPT%" %* REM Capture the exit code from PowerShell set POWERSHELL_EXIT_CODE=%errorlevel% echo. if %POWERSHELL_EXIT_CODE% equ 0 ( echo Setup completed successfully! ) else ( echo Setup encountered an error ^(exit code: %POWERSHELL_EXIT_CODE%^) echo. echo Troubleshooting: echo 1. Run as Administrator if you encounter permission issues echo 2. Check prerequisites: .\scripts\check-prerequisites.ps1 echo 3. Try running PowerShell script directly: powershell -File .\scripts\build_and_run.ps1 echo 4. To manually start MCP Inspector (after server is running): echo set DANGEROUSLY_OMIT_AUTH=true&& set DEFAULT_TRANSPORT=streamable-http&& set DEFAULT_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:YOUR_PORT/mcp&& npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector echo ^(replace YOUR_PORT with the MCP server port printed above^) ) echo. echo Press any key to exit... pause >nul exit /b %POWERSHELL_EXIT_CODE%