What runtime does MCP Server require?
Node.js and npm are required to install and run the project.
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A NestJS framework TypeScript starter repository for building efficient and scalable server-side applications.
Install dependencies with npm install. Then run in development mode with npm run start, watch mode with npm run start:dev, or production mode with npm run start:prod. Tests can be executed using npm run test (unit), npm run test:e2e (e2e), or npm run test:cov (coverage).
Node.js and npm are required to install and run the project.
You can follow the deployment documentation or use NestJS Mau to deploy on AWS with simple commands like `npm install -g mau` and `mau deploy`.
Support is available through the NestJS Documentation, Discord channel, video courses, and official enterprise support.
Yes, the project is MIT licensed.
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