mcp_fetch_xhs_post
小红书热帖获取
How to use
The mcp_fetch_xhs_post server is designed to help developers retrieve trending posts from Xiao Hong Shu (小红书), a popular social media platform in China. By leveraging this MCP server, you can easily access real-time data about hot topics and popular content, making it a valuable tool for market analysis and content aggregation.
Once connected to the mcp_fetch_xhs_post server, you can interact with it by sending specific queries tailored to fetch trending posts. Although there are no documented tools available, you can utilize HTTP requests to specify parameters such as time range, category, or keywords to fine-tune your results. Focus on crafting queries that align with popular content themes to get the most relevant data.
How to install
To install the mcp_fetch_xhs_post server, you need to have Node.js installed on your machine. Here are your installation options:
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Option A: Quick start with npx
If you prefer a quick setup, you can use the following command:npx -y mcp_fetch_xhs_post -
Option B: Global install alternative
If you want to install it globally, you can use:npm install -g mcp_fetch_xhs_post
Make sure to check the repository for any additional dependencies or updates.
Additional notes
When configuring the mcp_fetch_xhs_post server, consider setting environment variables for any authentication tokens or API keys required by Xiao Hong Shu. Be cautious of rate limits imposed by the platform, which may affect how frequently you can request data. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the JSON response structure to effectively parse and utilize the trending posts returned by the server.
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