NPM Types MCP Server
by JackVCurtis
An MCP server for providing TypeScript type definitions from NPM packages as MCP Resources. This server allows AI assistants to fetch and use TypeScript type definitions from NPM packages.
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What is NPM Types MCP Server?
This server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide TypeScript type definitions from NPM packages. It enables AI assistants to fetch type definitions for any NPM package, access specific versions, and use these types for better code assistance.
How to use NPM Types MCP Server?
To use this server, clone the repository, install dependencies using yarn, and start the server using yarn start. Configure the server in Augment by adding a new MCP server with the specified name and command, ensuring to replace the placeholders with the correct paths to your Node.js executable and the repository.
Key features of NPM Types MCP Server
Fetches type definitions for any NPM package
Accesses the latest or specific versions of package types
Provides TypeScript type definitions as MCP Resources
Implements the Model Context Protocol
Use cases of NPM Types MCP Server
Improving code completion in AI assistants
Providing accurate type information for NPM packages
Enabling AI to understand and use NPM package APIs
Facilitating code generation with correct types
FAQ from NPM Types MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for sharing information between different tools and services.
What Node.js version is required?
What Node.js version is required?
Node.js version 23.6.0 or higher is required.
What yarn version is required?
What yarn version is required?
yarn version 1.22.22 or higher is required.
How do I find the absolute path to my Node.js executable?
How do I find the absolute path to my Node.js executable?
You can use the command which node in your terminal to find the absolute path.
What is the npm-types tool?
What is the npm-types tool?
The npm-types tool fetches the type definitions for an NPM package, given its name and version.