create-typescript-server
by modelcontextprotocol
A command line tool for quickly scaffolding new MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. It simplifies the process of setting up a new server with TypeScript.
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What is create-typescript-server?
A command-line tool designed to bootstrap new Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers written in TypeScript. It automates the initial setup, providing a ready-to-go project structure.
How to use create-typescript-server?
Use the npx @modelcontextprotocol/create-server my-server command to create a new server in the my-server directory. You can customize the server with options like --name and --description. After creation, navigate to the directory, install dependencies with npm install, and build the project using npm run build or npm run watch.
Key features of create-typescript-server
Quick scaffolding
TypeScript support
MCP compatibility
Customizable server options
Use cases of create-typescript-server
Rapid prototyping of MCP servers
Creating custom server implementations
Generating boilerplate code for new projects
Streamlining server development workflow
FAQ from create-typescript-server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a protocol for defining and interacting with data models.
Can I customize the generated server?
Can I customize the generated server?
Yes, the generated server provides a basic structure that you can customize to fit your specific needs.
What dependencies are included?
What dependencies are included?
The tool sets up a basic TypeScript project with necessary dependencies for building a server. You may need to add additional dependencies based on your requirements.
Is this tool suitable for production environments?
Is this tool suitable for production environments?
The generated server provides a starting point. You'll need to implement proper security measures, error handling, and other production-ready features.
How do I update the server after creation?
How do I update the server after creation?
You are responsible for updating the server and its dependencies after it has been created.