feat: add pyproject.toml, CLI entry point, and CI/CD automation#57
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- pyproject.toml with hatchling build, metadata, CLI entry point - mcp_office_documents/ package with server.py + app.py - force-include root modules (main.py, config.py, etc.) in wheel - ci.yml: trigger on push/PR, pytest-cov, PyPI publish on tag - Verified: uv tool install works, server starts correctly Closes ForLegalAI#56
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Closing — we've moved to an independent fork (filhocf/mcp-ms-office-documents) with divergent architecture. Thanks! |
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Closes #56
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server.pyentry pointUsage after merge
pip install mcp-ms-office-documents # or uvx mcp-ms-office-documentsPyPI Trusted Publisher setup (required)
For the publish workflow to work, you'll need to configure a Trusted Publisher on PyPI:
mcp-ms-office-documentsForLegalAImcp-ms-office-documentsci.ymlv0.1.0) will auto-publish to PyPITests
285 existing tests pass. No changes to existing functionality.