Add missing Zod import in README authorization example #85
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Summary
This PR updates the README to include the missing
zodimport in the authorization example. Previously, the example used the zobject without showing where it was imported from, which could lead to confusion for users following the documentation.Details
• Added
import { z } from "zod";to the code snippet in the authorization section of the README.• The example is now fully self-contained, so users can copy and use the code directly without needing to add missing imports or make further changes.
Motivation
Including the missing import improves the clarity and usability of the documentation, making it easier for developers to implement authorization using the MCP adapter as described.