Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components

What is Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components?

This repository uses Waku and React Server Components to demonstrate how to use Neon’s MCP Server with the Anthropic API and a custom chat interface. It is a demo project for developers exploring integration of Neon’s MCP server in a React Server Components environment.

How to use Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components?

Rename .env.example to .env and add your Neon API key and Anthropic API key. Install dependencies with npm install, then run the development server with npm run dev. The chat interface uses two components: <Chat /> (server‑only) and <ChatForm /> (client‑only).

Key features of Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components

• Demonstrates Neon MCP Server with Anthropic API
• Uses Waku and React Server Components
• Custom chat interface with server and client components
• Requires only Neon and Anthropic API keys

Use cases of Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components

• Prototyping a chat agent that queries a Neon database via MCP
• Learning how to integrate MCP servers into React Server Components
• Experimenting with Anthropic API and Neon’s MCP server together

FAQ from Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components

What API keys are required?

A Neon API key and an Anthropic API key are required.

How do I install and run the project?

Clone the repo, rename .env.example to .env, fill in your API keys, run npm install, then npm run dev.

What are the two main components?

The <Chat /> component (server‑only) handles server‑side requests; the <ChatForm /> component (client‑only) handles textarea input and message sending.

Where can I learn more about Neon’s MCP Server?

Links to Neon’s MCP Server docs, GitHub, and Smithery quick start are provided in the README.