iliepandia/mcp_server
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This project is an MCP Server built on top of Laravel, utilizing SSE transport and Docker for real-time event handling.
MCP Server with a Laravel App- SSE Transport
This is a project start for an MCP Server built on top of Laravel.
It uses opgginc/laravel-mcp-server inside of a docker image.
Docker Setup
I have used docker because the SSE (Server Side Events) requires a custom setup for nginx, namely we cannot buffer the laravel output, since events need to be sent in real time.
And the laravel-mcp-server needs a Redis instance to function.
Start the server
To start the server, clone the repository and then start the container with:
docker compose up -d
Next connect to the web server with
bin/web-connect
Install the PHP dependencies
./composer install
Confirm you can run artisan
./artisan about
Exit the container
exit
Confirm that the web server is working:
http://localhost:8013/ (HTTP)
or
https://localhost:8012/ (HTTPS)
And you should get this message:
"You can access the app via a standard HTTP Request"
Accessing the MCP Server
To access the server via MCP, I recommend the Postman MCP Client.
Create a new MCP request for this url http://localhost:8013/mcp/sse
and click connect.
You should now see the list of tools:
- hello world
- check-version
Troubleshooting
Confirm the docker containers are running
docker compose stats
Confirm you can access the web server
Navigate to these URLs:
Check the logs
Laravel logs are here source/storage/logs.
PHP and Nginx logs are here: docker/logs.