What initialization methods are available?
You can initialize using Node (recommended, via `make node-init`) or Docker (via `make docker-init`). Both install dependencies and configure MCP settings.
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mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol server that can be initialized and run in either a Node or Docker environment. It provides a structured setup for integrating MCP capabilities into an IDE, with Makefile commands for building, configuring, and managing the server.
Choose an initialization method: run make node-init for Node or make docker-init for Docker. After initialization, build the server and configure MCP settings by adding a new MCP server in your IDE with the path to the built server executable.
make node-configmake mcp-refreshYou can initialize using Node (recommended, via `make node-init`) or Docker (via `make docker-init`). Both install dependencies and configure MCP settings.
For Node mode, it requires bun v1.2.5 or later. For Docker mode, you need Docker installed to build and run the container.
Run `make node-config` to automatically refresh MCP settings, or run `make mcp-refresh` manually. Then, in your IDE, add a new MCP server with the path to the built executable.
The built server executable location is determined by the Makefile; the README instructs you to provide the path to that executable when configuring MCP settings in your IDE.
Use `make docker-stop` to stop the container and `make docker-clean` to clean up Docker resources. For Node environments, there is no explicit cleanup command mentioned.
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