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This PR adds instructions for setting up and running the Context7 MCP server using Docker, as requested by @enesgules in issue #[ЗДЕСЬ_НОМЕР_ВАШЕГО_ISSUE].
A new section `### Using Docker` has been added under `## Getting Started` in the `README.md` file.
This section includes:
* A sample `Dockerfile` for building the server image (placed within `<details>` for conciseness).
* The command to build the Docker image (`docker build`).
* An example configuration snippet showing how to set up an MCP client (like Cline, Cursor, etc.) to execute the server via `docker run -i --rm`.
* Important notes reminding users to ensure Docker is running, to execute `docker build` in the correct directory, and to adapt the client configuration based on specific client examples provided earlier in the README.
This provides users with an alternative method for running the MCP server in an isolated Docker environment.
This PR adds instructions for setting up and running the Context7 MCP server using Docker, as requested by @enesgules in issue #[ЗДЕСЬ_НОМЕР_ВАШЕГО_ISSUE].
A new section `### Using Docker` has been added under `## Getting Started` in the `README.md` file.
This section includes:
* A sample `Dockerfile` for building the server image (placed within `<details>` for conciseness).
* The command to build the Docker image (`docker build`).
* An example configuration snippet showing how to set up an MCP client (like Cline, Cursor, etc.) to execute the server via `docker run -i --rm`.
* Important notes reminding users to ensure Docker is running, to execute `docker build` in the correct directory, and to adapt the client configuration based on specific client examples provided earlier in the README.
This provides users with an alternative method for running the MCP server in an isolated Docker environment.
Dmitriy Lapin