Blog CMS Example
A complete content management system built with the PHP MCP SDK, demonstrating enterprise-grade features and real-world application patterns.
Overview
This example shows how to build a full-featured blog CMS using MCP, including:
- User management and authentication
- Content creation and editing
- SEO optimization tools
- Analytics and reporting
- Multi-author support
Features
Content Management
- Create, edit, and delete blog posts
- Draft and publish workflows
- Category and tag management
- Media file handling
- SEO metadata management
User Management
- User registration and authentication
- Role-based permissions (admin, editor, author)
- Profile management
- Activity logging
Analytics
- Page view tracking
- Popular content reports
- User engagement metrics
- SEO performance analysis
Quick Start
php
#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use MCP\Server\McpServer;
use MCP\Server\Transport\StdioServerTransport;
use MCP\Types\Implementation;
$server = new McpServer(
new Implementation('blog-cms', '1.0.0', 'Blog CMS MCP Server')
);
// Content management tools
$server->tool('create_post', 'Create a new blog post', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('edit_post', 'Edit existing blog post', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('delete_post', 'Delete blog post', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('publish_post', 'Publish draft post', $schema, $handler);
// User management tools
$server->tool('create_user', 'Create new user account', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('update_user', 'Update user profile', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('list_users', 'List all users', $schema, $handler);
// Analytics tools
$server->tool('get_analytics', 'Get blog analytics', $schema, $handler);
$server->tool('popular_posts', 'Get popular posts', $schema, $handler);
// Resources
$server->resource('posts', 'blog://posts', 'application/json', $postsHandler);
$server->resource('users', 'blog://users', 'application/json', $usersHandler);
$server->resource('analytics', 'blog://analytics', 'application/json', $analyticsHandler);
// Start server
$transport = new StdioServerTransport();
$server->connect($transport)->await();Implementation Details
This is a comprehensive example that demonstrates:
- Database integration with proper ORM patterns
- Authentication and authorization
- File upload and media management
- SEO optimization features
- Analytics and reporting
- Admin dashboard functionality