development-tools
Comprehensive MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for code analysis and web scraping. Supports code quality analysis, linting, dependency analysis, static/dynamic web scraping, and API discovery.
How to use
The development-tools MCP server is a powerful tool designed for code analysis and web scraping, tailored to meet the needs of developers. With capabilities such as code quality analysis, linting, dependency analysis, and both static and dynamic web scraping, this server enables you to enhance your coding practices and efficiently discover APIs for your projects. By utilizing this server, you can ensure your code adheres to best practices while easily extracting data from websites.
Once connected to the development-tools MCP server, you can issue commands to perform various tasks related to code analysis and web scraping. You can run commands for linting your codebase, analyze dependencies to identify potential issues, or initiate web scraping sessions to gather data from specified URLs. For optimal results, focus on providing clear parameters in your queries, such as file paths for code analysis or target URLs for web scraping.
How to install
To get started with the development-tools MCP server, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine.
Option A: Quick Start with npx
If an npm package were available, you could quickly start the server using the following command:
npx -y @code-alchemist01/development-tools-mcp-server
Option B: Global Install Alternative
Alternatively, if you prefer to install it globally (assuming the package becomes available), you would use:
npm install -g @code-alchemist01/development-tools-mcp-server
Additional notes
For optimal performance, consider configuring environment variables to specify logging levels or output directories for your analysis results. Be mindful of potential issues with web scraping, such as rate limits imposed by target websites—implementing delays between requests can help mitigate this. Additionally, ensure you have permission to scrape the data you are targeting to avoid legal complications.
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