valjs
by thomasdavis
valjs appears to be a server configuration defined within a larger system (mcpServers). It uses npx to execute a command, potentially related to validation.
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What is valjs?
Based on the provided configuration, valjs seems to be a server process managed by 'mcpServers'. It likely involves running a validation-related command using npx.
How to use valjs?
The provided configuration shows how valjs is invoked within the 'mcpServers' context. It uses 'npx' to execute 'valjs-mcp-blah' with the '-y' argument. To use it directly, you'd need to have Node.js and npm (or yarn) installed, and then run npx -y valjs-mcp-blah in your terminal. However, its intended use is likely within the 'mcpServers' environment.
Key features of valjs
Uses npx for execution
Configured within mcpServers
Potentially related to validation
Executes 'valjs-mcp-blah'
Use cases of valjs
Automated validation tasks
Part of a larger server management system
Potentially used for data validation
Configuration within mcpServers
FAQ from valjs
What is npx?
What is npx?
npx is a tool to execute npm package binaries.
What is 'valjs-mcp-blah'?
What is 'valjs-mcp-blah'?
'valjs-mcp-blah' is likely an npm package that contains the validation logic.
What does the '-y' argument do?
What does the '-y' argument do?
The '-y' argument likely automatically confirms any prompts during the npx execution.
How do I install valjs?
How do I install valjs?
Based on the configuration, valjs is likely not installed directly, but rather executed using npx. The 'valjs-mcp-blah' package would need to be available, either globally or within the project's node_modules.
What are the environment variables used by valjs?
What are the environment variables used by valjs?
The configuration shows an empty 'env' object, indicating that no environment variables are explicitly set for valjs.