Documentation MCP Server
by SubaashNair
This MCP server provides a unified interface for accessing documentation from various libraries. It aggregates documentation from multiple sources, allows for search across all libraries, and ensures developers have access to the most up-to-date information.
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What is Documentation MCP Server?
The Documentation MCP Server is a server that aggregates documentation from various libraries, providing a unified interface for developers to access up-to-date information.
How to use Documentation MCP Server?
The server can be installed using an installation script, Docker, or manually. Once installed, access the web interface through a browser or use the RESTful API for programmatic access to documentation.
Key features of Documentation MCP Server
Documentation Aggregation
Search Functionality
Version Management
Automatic Updates
API Access
Interactive UI
Use cases of Documentation MCP Server
Quickly find documentation for different libraries
Access documentation programmatically through an API
Ensure access to the latest documentation versions
Search across multiple libraries simultaneously
FAQ from Documentation MCP Server
How do I add a new library?
How do I add a new library?
Create a new file in src/libraries/ following the pattern of existing libraries, implement the required interfaces, and add the library to the configuration in the .env file.
How do I access the API documentation?
How do I access the API documentation?
Visit /api-docs on your running server (e.g., http://localhost:3000/api-docs).
What is the architecture of the server?
What is the architecture of the server?
The server follows the Model-Controller-Presenter (MCP) pattern, with data services in src/services/, request handlers in src/controllers/, and the front-end interface in public/.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
The server can be configured by editing the .env file or setting environment variables. See the Installation Guide for complete configuration options.
What libraries are supported?
What libraries are supported?
The server supports react, vue, and angular by default. You can add support for more libraries by following the instructions in the README.