MCP Server

MCP Server

Aspose.Page FOSS for Python includes an optional MCP server that exposes conversion functions as remote tools. The server is built on FastMCP and registers ps_to_pdf, ps_to_image, xps_to_pdf, and xps_to_image as callable tools.

FastMCP is an optional dependency — the core conversion functionality works without it.

McpInput and McpOutput

McpInput accepts either a file path (as a string) or base64-encoded bytes as the source document. McpOutput returns the result as base64 bytes or writes directly to a file path.

from aspose.page.mcp.models import McpInput, McpOutput

# Input from file path
input_from_path = McpInput(path="input.ps")

# Input from base64 bytes
import base64
with open("input.ps", "rb") as f:
    b64 = base64.b64encode(f.read()).decode()
input_from_b64 = McpInput(base64_data=b64)

McpConversionOptions

McpConversionOptions controls the output format and DPI for image conversions.

from aspose.page.mcp.models import McpConversionOptions

opts = McpConversionOptions(format="png", dpi=150)

Tips and Best Practices

• FastMCP must be installed separately (pip install fastmcp) to run the MCP server.
• The core PsDocument and XpsDocument conversion APIs work without FastMCP.
• Use McpInput(base64_data=...) when the client cannot provide a local file path.

API Reference Summary

See Also

• Aspose.Page — Enterprise Documentation