What data does Javadoc Mcp require?
It requires pre-generated JSON documentation files created by the `java-docs-json-doclet` Maven plugin, either from Java source code or crawled from HTML Javadoc websites.
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Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"javadoc-search": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@io.emop/mcp-javadoc-server",
"--javadoc-path",
"/absolute/path/to/javadoc-json"
]
}
}
}Search for classes, methods, constructors, and fields in the JavaDocs
Search specifically for classes and interfaces
Search specifically for methods and constructors
Search specifically for fields/properties
Get detailed information about a specific class
Get statistics about the loaded JavaDoc data
Javadoc Mcp is a Node.js-based MCP server that provides intelligent search capabilities for Java documentation in structured JSON format, enabling seamless integration with AI assistants like Claude Desktop.
Generate JSON documentation from Java source code using the accompanying Maven plugin (java-docs-json-doclet) or by crawling HTML Javadoc, then start the MCP server with npx @io.emop/mcp-javadoc-server --javadoc-path /path/to/javadoc-json; use commands like search_all("ArrayList"), search_classes("HashMap"), or get_stats() in Claude Desktop.
It requires pre-generated JSON documentation files created by the `java-docs-json-doclet` Maven plugin, either from Java source code or crawled from HTML Javadoc websites.
The `javadoc-json` goal supports Java 8 and above; the crawl goal currently supports JDK 9 (with future version plans).
Yes, the Maven plugin supports Lombok annotations via a delombok process; configuration details are in the plugin’s README.
Use the `mcp inspector` tool: run `npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y @io.emop/mcp-javadoc-server -- --javadoc-path /path/to/javadoc-json`.
The README does not specify transports or authentication; the server expects a local file path for JSON data and is designed for use with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop.
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