This MCP provides a framework for building a streamable HTTP MCP server using TypeScript, supporting session management and quick setup for MCP integration.
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Apr 21 2025
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What is Starter for MCP Server with a Streamable HTTP Transport?
This MCP serves as a starter template for creating a Streamable HTTP MCP Server in TypeScript. It supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) with a focus on Streamable HTTP transport, enabling efficient data exchange and session handling. Designed for developers to clone, modify, and extend, it includes dependencies, configurations, and example code to facilitate rapid development. The server runs on default port 3000, with options for production and development modes, and allows client connections via configurable JSON settings. Future plans include OAuth authentication and expanded tool examples, making it a flexible foundation for MCP-based applications.
Who will use Starter for MCP Server with a Streamable HTTP Transport?
- Developers building MCP-based applications
- Backend engineers implementing streamable HTTP protocols
- Organizations integrating custom MCP servers
How to use the Starter for MCP Server with a Streamable HTTP Transport?
- Clone the repository from GitHub
- Install dependencies with `npm install`
- Build the project with `npm run build`
- Run in production mode using `npm start` or `PORT=your_port npm start`
- Connect clients using the provided mcp-config.json configuration file
Starter for MCP Server with a Streamable HTTP Transport's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Provides a basic MCP server infrastructure
- Supports Streamable HTTP transport
- Includes session management example
- Easy to extend and customize
The Benefits
- Accelerates MCP server development
- Supports efficient data streaming
- Facilitates quick deployment
- Flexible configuration for client connections
Starter for MCP Server with a Streamable HTTP Transport's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Custom MCP server development
- Implementing streamable HTTP data exchange
- Prototyping MCP protocols with session management