Add tool inclusion argument parsing #18
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Co-authored-by: blakeinvictoria <blakeinvictoria@gmail.com>
This change modifies the generator to only register tools, resources, and prompts if they match specified include patterns. This provides more flexibility in controlling which components are included in the generated server. Co-authored-by: blakeinvictoria <blakeinvictoria@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: blakeinvictoria <blakeinvictoria@gmail.com>
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Add argparse argument parsing to the generated server template to allow users to filter included tools, resources, and prompts using shell-style wildcards.
The filtering logic was adjusted to occur at runtime within the generated server, rather than at template generation time, to correctly apply user-provided
--includepatterns. This involved generating all components and conditionally registering them based on the runtime argument.