@jser/mcp
by jser
@jser/mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for JSer.info, providing tools to search and retrieve information about JavaScript-related news, articles, and libraries.
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What is @jser/mcp?
@jser/mcp is a Model Context Protocol server that provides access to JSer.info's data, allowing users to search and retrieve information about JavaScript-related news, articles, and libraries. It offers various tools to search for items, posts, product names, and JSer weeks based on different criteria.
How to use @jser/mcp?
The server can be used in VSCode either by connecting to a remote server (recommended) or by running a local instance. To use the remote server, you can add it via the command line or by configuring the settings.json
file in VSCode. To use a local server, start the server with npx @jser/mcp
and then add the server URL http://localhost:14561/mcp
in VSCode using the 'MCP: Add Server...' command.
Key features of @jser/mcp
Search for items and posts based on keywords, tags, and URLs.
Retrieve product names from URLs.
Get information about JSer weeks by number or date range.
Access items and posts associated with specific JSer weeks.
Utilize cached data for faster retrieval.
Use cases of @jser/mcp
Finding relevant JavaScript articles and libraries based on search queries.
Retrieving product names and release information from URLs.
Accessing historical data from JSer.info, such as items and posts from specific weeks.
Integrating JSer.info data into VSCode for enhanced development workflows.
Building tools and applications that leverage JSer.info's curated JavaScript content.
FAQ from @jser/mcp
What is JSer.info?
What is JSer.info?
JSer.info is a website that curates and publishes information about JavaScript-related news, articles, and libraries.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a protocol for communication between servers and clients.
How often is the data updated?
How often is the data updated?
The data is fetched every minute, with cached data being used for requests within that minute.
What data sources are used?
What data sources are used?
The server uses data from JSer.info's items and posts, as well as the JSer.info Product Name API.
Can I contribute to the project?
Can I contribute to the project?
Yes, pull requests and stars are always welcome. You can also create an issue for bugs and feature requests.