MCP Dependencies Installer

Name: MCP Dependencies Installer
Author: Xeonice

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About MCP Dependencies Installer

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Overview

What is MCP Dependencies Installer?

A cross-platform dependency installation script for Node.js, npx, and uv, supporting Linux (Ubuntu, AlmaLinux/CentOS, Alpine), macOS, and Windows.

How to use MCP Dependencies Installer?

Download the installation script via curl, make it executable with chmod, then run the script. The script handles installation of Node.js, npx, and uv automatically.

Key features of MCP Dependencies Installer

Installs Node.js (v22.x LTS), npx (v10.x), and uv (v0.6.x)
Supports Linux, macOS, and Windows
Automates dependency setup with a single script
Includes a test script for Docker-based validation
Handles PATH configuration for Linux and macOS

Use cases of MCP Dependencies Installer

Quickly set up Node.js, npx, and uv on a fresh server
Automate dependency installation in CI/CD pipelines
Ensure consistent tool versions across team environments

FAQ from MCP Dependencies Installer

What dependencies does the installer install?

Node.js v22.x LTS, npx v10.x, and uv v0.6.x.

Does the script require administrator privileges?

Yes, on Linux systems the script requires sudo privileges.

Do I need to restart my terminal after installation?

Yes, you may need to restart your terminal for PATH changes to take effect.

What is required on Windows to run the script?

Windows requires the Windows Package Manager (winget) installed, and Git Bash, WSL, or PowerShell to execute the script.

How can I test the installation in different environments?

Run the included test_dependencies.sh script, which tests the installation inside Docker containers simulating Ubuntu, AlmaLinux, Alpine Linux, macOS, and Windows.