quasar-docs
📚 Access Quasar Framework documentation seamlessly with this MCP server, featuring full-text search, component details, and smart caching for efficiency.
claude mcp add --transport stdio mamit514-quasar-docs-mcp-server docker run -i mamit514/quasar-docs-mcp-server:latest
How to use
The quasar-docs-mcp-server provides MCP-accessible documentation for the Quasar Framework. It is designed to be used by Claude Code and other MCP-enabled tools to fetch and navigate Quasar docs through the MCP interface. Once the server is running, MCP clients can query, retrieve, and summarize Quasar documentation sections, components, and guides via the MCP protocol, enabling more interactive and context-aware help during development. The server is intended to be used as a centralized documentation resource that MCP-enabled assistants can integrate with when assisting with Quasar-related tasks.
How to install
Prerequisites:
- Docker must be installed and running on your system.
- Internet access to pull the container image.
Installation steps:
- Ensure Docker is installed. Verify with: docker --version
- Pull the MCP server image: docker pull mamit514/quasar-docs-mcp-server:latest
- Run the MCP server container: docker run -d --name quasar-docs-mcp -i mamit514/quasar-docs-mcp-server:latest
- Confirm the server is running and accessible via MCP on its default port (adjust as needed). If you need to expose ports or customize, modify the docker run command accordingly, e.g., -p 8080:8080 or other port mappings as required by your MCP client.
Note: If you already have an orchestration setup (Docker Compose, Kubernetes), adapt the image name and container configuration accordingly.
Additional notes
Tips and considerations:
- The MCP server is expected to provide Quasar Framework documentation accessible to MCP-enabled clients; verify the version you pull corresponds to the docs you need.
- If you encounter connectivity issues, check Docker network settings and ensure the MCP client is configured to reach the container's exposed port.
- You can recreate the container with updated versions by pulling a newer image tag and restarting the container.
- For environment-specific tweaks (e.g., storage paths, API keys for live docs), you may need to extend the container with environment variables as supported by the image (check the image docs).
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