Testing Internal MCP Server for KISA Dev team's pocha project
Overview
What is Pocha MCP Server?
Pocha MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to generate TypeScript API functions for the Pocha project, providing a tool to automatically create type-safe API function templates.
How to use Pocha MCP Server?
To use the Pocha MCP Server, clone the repository, install the dependencies, and build the project. You can then use the generate-api-function tool to create API functions by providing the necessary parameters.
Key features of Pocha MCP Server?
- Generates TypeScript API functions with proper typing
- Supports various HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- Includes authentication token handling
- Provides error handling and response typing
- Supports optional parameters and return types
Use cases of Pocha MCP Server?
- Automatically generating API functions for the Pocha project.
- Simplifying the process of creating type-safe API endpoints.
- Enhancing development efficiency by reducing boilerplate code.
FAQ from Pocha MCP Server?
- What programming language is used?
The server is built using TypeScript.
- How do I set up the server in my development environment?
Follow the installation instructions in the README to clone the repository and configure your Cursor IDE.
- Is there any support for error handling?
Yes, the generated API functions include proper error handling.