mcp-server

const { createServer } = require('mcp-server'); const server = createServer(); // Start the server on the default port (4333) or specified port // The original package's `createServer` expects to be run directly // or via its CLI; programmatic starting requires more context from // the original source, but a typical usage would involve a listen call. // The package's `index.js` sets up CLI arguments for the port. // For programmatic use, one would typically extend or wrap its components. // This example shows how to run it as a CLI tool as per the README: console.log('To run the MCP server, use the CLI:'); console.log(' npx mcp-server'); console.log('This will start the server on port 4333 (default).'); console.log('\n// For programmatic control, further investigation into the 0.0.9 source is needed.'); console.log('// A simple programmatic start for a typical HTTP server might look like this (conceptual):'); console.log('// server.listen(4333, () => console.log(\'MCP server listening on port 4333\'));'); // A more direct interpretation of the original source is that `createServer` returns a function that sets up the HTTP server itself, rather than an Express-like app. // Given its abandonment, directly using the CLI is the most documented path.