Test Servers FAQs

Name: Test Servers
Author: msfeldstein

Question 1

What are MCP Test Servers?

Accepted Answer

MCP Test Servers are a collection of pre-configured servers that implement the Model Context Protocol (MCP). They're designed to help developers thoroughly test MCP implementations and ensure robust error handling.

Question 2

How do I run a specific test server?

Accepted Answer

Use the command `pnpm dlx @msfeldstein/mcp-test-servers `, replacing `` with the desired server name (e.g., `time`, `resource`, `broken-tool`). For example: `pnpm dlx @msfeldstein/mcp-test-servers time`.

Question 3

What kind of tests can I perform with these servers?

Accepted Answer

You can test various MCP functionalities, including handling broken or malformed data, configuring server names and environment variables, working with different resource types (text, images, large responses), and testing parameter handling (optional, different data types, malformed).

Question 4

Can I customize the server names?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the `named` server allows you to set a custom name using the `MCP_SERVER_NAME` environment variable. This is useful for testing scenarios where server names are important.

Question 5

Why does this project use pnpm?

Accepted Answer

This project enforces pnpm for package management to ensure consistent and reliable dependency resolution across different development environments. The `.npmrc` file and `auto-nvm.sh` script help guarantee pnpm usage.

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