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@harnyk/various-utils-mcp

v0.1.11

Published

7 months ago

MCP server with various utilities (path_relative)

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MCP Various Utilities Server

This project implements an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides a collection of utility functions accessible as tools and prompts.

Features

Currently, the server offers the following functionalities:

Tools

path_relative: Calculates the relative path from a base file path to a target file path.
- Input: base_file_name (string), target_file_name (string)
- Output: The relative path as a string.
get_working_directory: Returns the current working directory of the server process.
- Input: None
- Output: The current working directory as a string.
parse_junit_xml: Parses a JUnit XML report file to extract detailed test results, including failed tests, slow tests (based on a configurable threshold), and slow suites (based on a percentile).
- Input: junit_xml_path (string), slowTestThresholdSec (number, optional, default: 5), topSlowTests (number, optional, default: 20), slowSuitesQuantile (number, optional, default: 0.8), minKeepSuites (number, optional, default: 1)
- Output: A JSON object containing statistics, failed tests, slow tests, and slow suites.

Prompts

JunitParse: An interactive prompt designed to assist users in analyzing JUnit XML files. It discovers JUnit XML files within a specified depth, allows the user to select files, and then presents a structured analysis of failures, slow tests, and slow suites.
- Input: None (interactive)
- Output: Formatted analysis of JUnit XML reports.

Technologies Used

TypeScript: For type-safe and maintainable code.
Node.js: The runtime environment.
@modelcontextprotocol/sdk: The SDK for building MCP servers.
fast-glob: For efficient file system globbing.
fast-xml-parser: For parsing XML content, specifically JUnit reports.
zod: For robust schema validation of tool inputs.

Installation

To install the various-utils-mcp CLI globally, run:

pnpm install -g @harnyk/various-utils-mcp

Usage

To start the MCP server, run the installed binary:

various-utils-mcp

Development

For development, you can use tsx to run the server directly without building:

npm run dev

To run type checks:

npm run typecheck