mcp-testing-server
by misbiheyv
This is a testing MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It provides configuration examples for Cline and Continue IDE extensions.
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What is mcp-testing-server?
The mcp-testing-server is a tool designed for testing Model Context Protocol integrations. It offers configuration examples for integrating with IDE extensions like Cline and Continue, facilitating the testing of MCP server implementations.
How to use mcp-testing-server?
To use the server, first build it using npm run build. Then, you can run the inspector for testing with npm run inspect. Configure your IDE (VSCode or WebStorm) using the provided JSON configurations for Cline or Continue, adjusting the paths to the executable and built server as needed. Ensure the necessary environment variables, such as TMS_TOKEN, are set.
Key features of mcp-testing-server
Configuration examples for Cline
Configuration examples for Continue
Build script for easy compilation
Inspector for testing
Supports Node.js environment
Use cases of mcp-testing-server
Testing MCP integrations in VSCode
Testing MCP integrations in WebStorm
Developing and debugging MCP servers
Validating MCP server behavior with Cline
Validating MCP server behavior with Continue
FAQ from mcp-testing-server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server provides contextual information to IDEs and other tools.
How do I build the server?
How do I build the server?
Run npm run build in the project directory.
How do I run the inspector?
How do I run the inspector?
Run npm run inspect in the project directory.
What IDEs are supported?
What IDEs are supported?
The provided configurations are for VSCode and WebStorm, using Cline and Continue extensions.
Where do I find the built server file?
Where do I find the built server file?
The built server file is located at /Users/$USER/mcp-testing-tool/build/index.js after building. Remember to replace $USER with your actual username.