Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools
by avantjohn
This repository provides tools for generating dynamically styled React components using the Popmelt Model Context Protocol (MCP) through natural language commands. It includes integrations for Cursor, a frontend sandbox, and command-line tools.
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What is Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools?
This is a collection of tools for generating React components dynamically styled using the Popmelt Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables component creation through natural language commands, offering integrations for Cursor, a web-based sandbox, and command-line usage.
How to use Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools?
To use these tools, first ensure the MCP server is running. Then, you can choose to use the frontend sandbox, the Cursor integration, or the command-line tools. The sandbox provides a visual interface, the Cursor integration allows direct component generation within the Cursor editor, and the command-line tools enable component creation from the terminal.
Key features of Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools
MCP Cursor Integration
Frontend Sandbox for testing
Command-line Tools for component generation
Natural language command support
Support for multiple component types and profiles
Use cases of Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools
Rapid prototyping of React components
Generating UI elements using natural language
Creating consistent component styles across projects
Integrating component generation into the Cursor editor
FAQ from Popmelt MCP Component Generation Tools
How do I start the MCP server?
How do I start the MCP server?
Run npm run dev in the main directory.
What component types are supported?
What component types are supported?
The system supports button, card, heading, text, input, nav, badge, modal, alert, and table components.
What is the default profile?
What is the default profile?
The default profile is 'olivia gray'.
Where are the generated components stored?
Where are the generated components stored?
Components are generated with TypeScript interfaces for props, Modern React functional components, Proper typing for all props, Consistent directory structure
What if I encounter issues?
What if I encounter issues?
Make sure the MCP server is running, check for error messages, try different phrasing, and ensure you're specifying a component type.