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/** * Example: Generate a diagram from a GitHub repository * * This example demonstrates how to use the Archy MCP server * to generate a diagram from a GitHub repository. */ // This is a simulation of how you would use the Archy MCP server // In a real application, you would use the MCP client to call the server console.log("Example: Generate a diagram from a GitHub repository"); console.log("\nInput:"); console.log("------"); interface GitHubDiagramInput { repoUrl: string; diagramType: string; } const input: GitHubDiagramInput = { repoUrl: "https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk", diagramType: "flowchart" }; console.log(JSON.stringify(input, null, 2)); console.log("\nOutput:"); console.log("-------"); // This is the expected output from the Archy MCP server const output = `Generated flowchart diagram for modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk: \`\`\`mermaid flowchart TD Client[Client] --> |Connects| Server[MCP Server] Server --> |Registers| Tools[Tools] Server --> |Registers| Resources[Resources] Client --> |Requests| ListTools[List Tools] Client --> |Requests| CallTool[Call Tool] Client --> |Requests| ListResources[List Resources] Client --> |Requests| ReadResource[Read Resource] ListTools --> Server CallTool --> Server ListResources --> Server ReadResource --> Server Server --> |Responds| Client \`\`\``; console.log(output); console.log("\nTo use this example with the actual MCP server:"); console.log("1. Make sure the Archy MCP server is installed and enabled in your MCP settings"); console.log("2. If you want to access private repositories, add your GitHub token to the MCP settings"); console.log("3. Use the MCP client to call the 'generate_diagram_from_github' tool with the input above");