Unit Test Generator MCP Server

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Development/Testing unit testing code generation testing framework

A unit test generator based on the MCP protocol. It helps generate unit tests for component libraries.

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What is Unit Test Generator MCP Server?

This is an MCP server that generates unit tests for component libraries. It integrates with tools like Cursor to provide unit test generation capabilities.

How to use Unit Test Generator MCP Server?

Clone the repository.
Navigate to the directory.
Run npm install to install dependencies.
Run npm run build to build the project.
Integrate with Cursor by adding a new global MCP server in Cursor Settings -> MCP with the provided configuration, adjusting the YOUR_MCP_SERVER_BUILD_INDEX_PATH and YOUR_COMPONENT_LIBRARY_PROJECT_PATH values.

Key features of Unit Test Generator MCP Server

Unit test generation
MCP protocol support
Cursor integration
Component library focused

Use cases of Unit Test Generator MCP Server

Generating unit tests for React components
Automating the unit testing process
Improving code coverage
Integrating unit test generation into the development workflow

FAQ from Unit Test Generator MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Meta-Code Protocol, a protocol for communication between code editors and external tools.

How does this integrate with Cursor?

The server is configured as an MCP server within Cursor, allowing Cursor to send requests for unit test generation.

What kind of component libraries does this support?

The server is designed to work with a variety of component libraries, but requires the PROJECT_PATH environment variable to be configured correctly.

Can I customize the generated unit tests?

The degree of customization depends on the server's implementation. Further investigation into the server's code is required to determine the extent of customization possible.

What testing framework is used for the generated tests?

The testing framework used depends on the server's implementation details and is not explicitly specified in the README. Further investigation into the server's code is required.