mcp

This MCP server appears to represent a Node.js-based service component associated with a TypeScript-focused package. To use the server, ensure Node.js is installed and that you have the server script available at the specified path. Once launched, the server should expose its capabilities through its runtime entry point (the server.js file in this configuration). Typical usage would involve starting the server with the given node command and then interacting with its API or CLI surface as defined by the project. If the server is exposing a REST or WebSocket API, you would connect to the configured port and invoke the available endpoints or commands. If it integrates with the TypeScript tooling, you might use the server to perform tasks like compiling TypeScript, validating type definitions, or serving TypeScript-related features to a frontend or other tooling pipeline.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js (LTS version recommended) and npm or an equivalent Node package manager.
• Access to the repository containing the MCP server and its entry point (server.js).

Install steps:

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed. Verify with: node -v npm -v
2. Place the MCP server in a working directory (or clone the repository).
3. Install dependencies if a package.json is provided for the server. Example: npm install
4. Start the server using the configuration provided in mcp_config. For this example, you would run the Node command that points to the server entry, e.g.: node path/to/server.js
5. If port or other environment variables are required, set them accordingly before starting the server. Example: PORT=3000 node path/to/server.js

Tips and notes:

• If you encounter module resolution errors, ensure your NODE_PATH or local node_modules are correctly set for the server run path.
• If the server relies on environment variables (e.g., PORT, API_KEYS), document and provide defaults where applicable.
• Maintain consistent Node.js versions across development and deployment environments to avoid incompatibilities.
• If you integrate with TypeScript tooling (since this repository pertains to TypeScript), you may want to ensure TypeScript is installed as a dev dependency (npm install -D typescript) and refer to its typical usage patterns (tsc for compilation, tsconfig.json for configuration).
• Check for npm or package manager advisories if you are working with CI/CD pipelines to ensure deterministic installs.