Office Word MCP Server

# Coolify Environment Variables Setup ## 🔧 Required Environment Variables for Public Download URLs To fix the unreachable URLs (like `http://0.0.0.0:8000/files/{id}`), you need to add these environment variables in your Coolify deployment: ### Environment Variables to Add: | Variable | Value | Description | |----------|--------|-------------| | `PUBLIC_DOMAIN` | `your-mcp-domain.coolify.app` | Your public domain (without protocol) | | `USE_HTTPS` | `true` | Use HTTPS for download URLs (recommended) | ### Example Configuration: ```env PUBLIC_DOMAIN=your-mcp-server.coolify-domain.com USE_HTTPS=true ``` **Result**: URLs will be generated as `https://your-mcp-server.coolify-domain.com/files/{id}` ✅ ## 🚀 How to Add Variables in Coolify: 1. **Go to your Coolify dashboard** 2. **Select your MCP application** 3. **Navigate to "Environment Variables" tab** 4. **Add the variables:** - Variable: `PUBLIC_DOMAIN` - Value: `your-actual-domain.coolify.app` (replace with your real domain) - Variable: `USE_HTTPS` - Value: `true` 5. **Save and redeploy the application** ## 🎯 Finding Your Public Domain: Your public domain is shown in Coolify under: - Application → **"Domains"** section - Usually looks like: `https://random-words-123.coolify-domain.com` - **Use only the domain part** (without `https://`) **Example**: - Full URL: `https://mcp-word-server-abc123.coolify.example.com` - PUBLIC_DOMAIN value: `mcp-word-server-abc123.coolify.example.com` ## ✅ After Setup: Your download URLs will change from: - ❌ **Before**: `http://0.0.0.0:8000/files/abc123` (unreachable) - ✅ **After**: `https://your-domain.coolify.app/files/abc123` (working!) ## 🧪 Testing: 1. **Redeploy** your application after adding variables 2. **Test** the `create_document_with_download_link` tool 3. **Check** that URLs now use your public domain 4. **Verify** the link works in a browser ## 🔧 Fallback Behavior: If you don't set these variables: - URLs will fall back to `http://0.0.0.0:8000/files/{id}` (for backwards compatibility) - This is useful for local development but won't work in production ## ⚠️ Important Notes: - **Don't include protocol** in PUBLIC_DOMAIN (no `https://`) - **USE_HTTPS defaults to true** - only set to `false` for local testing - **Redeploy required** - changes take effect on next deployment - **Test in browser** - make sure the generated URLs actually work