docs(README): Update formatting for advantages section and enhance main method examples with streamable server support

Author: codeboyzhou

README.md

@@ -9,13 +9,19 @@ Declarative [MCP Java SDK](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/java-sdk) Dev
 
 ## Advantages
 
-- No Spring Framework Required.
-- Instant MCP Java server in 1 LOC.
-- No need to write more SDK low-level codes.
-- Get rid of complex and lengthy JSON schema definitions.
-- Just focus on your core logic (resources/prompts/tools).
-- Configuration file compatible with the Spring AI framework.
-- Built-in multi-languages support for MCP server (resources/prompts/tools).
+🚫 No Spring Framework Required.
+
+⚡  Instant MCP Java server in 1 LOC.
+
+🎉 No need to write more SDK low-level code.
+
+👏 Get rid of complex and lengthy JSON schema definitions.
+
+🎯 Just focus on your core logic (resources/prompts/tools).
+
+🔌 Configuration file compatible with the Spring AI Framework.
+
+🌍 Built-in multi-languages support for MCP server (resources/prompts/tools).
 
 ## Showcase
 
@@ -25,22 +31,29 @@ Just put this one line code in your `main` method:
 // You can use this annotation to specify the base package
 // to scan for MCP resources, prompts, tools, but it's optional.
 // If not specified, it will scan the package where the main method is located.
-@McpComponentScan(basePackage = "com.github.codeboyzhou.mcp.server.examples")
+@McpServerApplication(basePackage = "com.github.codeboyzhou.mcp.server.examples")
 // Use this annotation to enable multi-languages support for MCP server components.
 @McpI18nEnabled
 public class MyMcpServer {
 
-    public static void main(String[] args) {
-        McpServers servers = McpServers.run(MyMcpServer.class, args);
-        // Start a STDIO MCP server
-        servers.startStdioServer(McpServerInfo.builder().name("mcp-server").version("1.0.0").build());
-        // or a HTTP SSE MCP server
-        servers.startSseServer(McpSseServerInfo.builder().name("mcp-server").version("1.0.0").port(8080).build());
-        // or start with yaml config file (compatible with the Spring AI framework)
-        servers.startServer();
-        // or start with a custom config file (compatible with the Spring AI framework)
-        servers.startServer("my-mcp-server.yml");
-    }
+  public static void main(String[] args) {
+    McpServers servers = McpServers.run(MyMcpServer.class, args);
+
+    // Start a STDIO MCP server
+    servers.startStdioServer(McpServerInfo.builder().name("mcp-server").version("1.0.0").build());
+
+    // or a HTTP SSE MCP server
+    servers.startSseServer(McpSseServerInfo.builder().name("mcp-server").version("1.0.0").port(8080).build());
+
+    // or a Streamable HTTP MCP server
+    servers.startStreamableServer(McpStreamableServerInfo.builder().name("mcp-server").version("1.0.0").port(8080).build());
+
+    // or start with yaml config file (compatible with Spring AI)
+    servers.startServer();
+
+    // or start with a custom config file (compatible with Spring AI)
+    servers.startServer("my-mcp-server.yml");
+  }
 
 }
 ```
@@ -75,28 +88,27 @@ No need to care about the low-level details of native MCP Java SDK and how to cr
 @McpResources
 public class MyMcpResources {
 
-    // This method defines a MCP resource to expose the OS env variables
-    @McpResource(uri = "env://variables", description = "OS env variables")
-    public String getSystemEnv() {
-        // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
-        return System.getenv().toString();
-    }
+  // This method defines a MCP resource to expose the OS env variables
+  @McpResource(uri = "env://variables", description = "OS env variables")
+  public String getSystemEnv() {
+    // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
+    return System.getenv().toString();
+  }
 
-    // Your other MCP resources here...
+  // Your other MCP resources here...
 }
 ```
 
 ```java
 @McpPrompts
 public class MyMcpPrompts {
 
-    // This method defines a MCP prompt to read a file
-    @McpPrompt(description = "A simple prompt to read a file")
-    public String readFile(
-        @McpPromptParam(name = "path", description = "filepath", required = true) String path) {
-        // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
-        return String.format("What is the complete contents of the file: %s", path);
-    }
+  // This method defines a MCP prompt to read a file
+  @McpPrompt(description = "A simple prompt to read a file")
+  public String readFile(@McpPromptParam(name = "path", description = "filepath", required = true) String path) {
+    // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
+    return String.format("What is the complete contents of the file: %s", path);
+  }
 
 }
 ```
@@ -105,15 +117,14 @@ public class MyMcpPrompts {
 @McpTools
 public class MyMcpTools {
 
-    // This method defines a MCP tool to read a file
-    @McpTool(description = "Read complete file contents with UTF-8 encoding")
-    public String readFile(
-        @McpToolParam(name = "path", description = "filepath", required = true) String path) {
-        // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
-        return Files.readString(Path.of(path));
-    }
+  // This method defines a MCP tool to read a file
+  @McpTool(description = "Read complete file contents with UTF-8 encoding")
+  public String readFile(@McpToolParam(name = "path", description = "filepath", required = true) String path) {
+    // Just put your logic code here, forget about the MCP SDK details.
+    return Files.readString(Path.of(path));
+  }
 
-    // Your other MCP tools here...
+  // Your other MCP tools here...
 }
 ```