API & MCP Server Skeleton
by luridarmawan
A lightweight, high-performance API Server using ElysiaJS with Bun runtime, integrated with Model Context Protocol (MCP) and WebSocket support. It's designed for context-aware interactions with AI agents or applications.
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What is API & MCP Server Skeleton?
This is a lightweight, high-performance API server skeleton built with ElysiaJS and Bun. It provides a foundation for building APIs with WebSocket support and integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for context-aware interactions.
How to use API & MCP Server Skeleton?
- Clone the repository. 2. Install Bun runtime. 3. Install dependencies using
bun install
. 4. Run the development server usingbun run dev
. 5. Interact with the API via HTTP or WebSocket. Refer to the documentation for specific endpoints and event formats.
Key features of API & MCP Server Skeleton
REST API Server powered by Bun runtime
WebSocket Event Handling (realtime communication)
Model Context Protocol (MCP) base support
Hot reload during development
Ready for scalable deployment
Use cases of API & MCP Server Skeleton
Building APIs for AI agents
Creating real-time applications with WebSocket support
Implementing context-aware interactions
Developing scalable and high-performance API servers
FAQ from API & MCP Server Skeleton
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a lightweight communication protocol designed to enable context-aware interactions with AI agents or applications.
What is ElysiaJS?
What is ElysiaJS?
ElysiaJS is a fast and friendly web framework for Bun.
What is Bun?
What is Bun?
Bun is a fast, all-in-one JavaScript runtime.
How do I deploy this server?
How do I deploy this server?
You can deploy this server on platforms like Vercel, Railway, Fly.io, or any Bun-supported environment.
How do I interact with the WebSocket server?
How do I interact with the WebSocket server?
You can use a WebSocket client like wscat to connect to the server and send events. Example events include 'prayer:schedule' and 'registration:new'.