Overview
What is MCP-Server (OnePieceServer & Geolocalizar)?
A collection of two MCP servers built with @modelcontextprotocol/sdk. OnePieceServer queries character data from the One Piece anime/manga, and Geolocalizar retrieves approximate geographic information for a public IPv4 address. Designed for integration with any AI client that supports the Model Context Protocol.
How to use MCP-Server (OnePieceServer & Geolocalizar)?
Requires Node.js ≥18 and npm ≥9. Install dependencies with npm install @modelcontextprotocol/sdk axios zod and optionally npm install -D tsx. Run OnePieceServer with npx tsx onePiece.ts and Geolocalizar with npx tsx main.ts. Both can also be launched via the MCP Inspector: npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y tsx onePiece.ts (or main.ts). The servers communicate over stdin/stdout using StdioServerTransport.
Key features of MCP-Server (OnePieceServer & Geolocalizar)
- Exposes two MCP tools:
one_pieceandgeolocalizar - OnePiece tool returns a character by ID or full list
- Geolocalizar tool returns IP location data (country, city, etc.)
- Input validated with Zod (IPv4 format for geolocation)
- Both servers are standalone and run directly via
tsx
Use cases of MCP-Server (OnePieceServer & Geolocalizar)
- Look up details of a specific One Piece character by ID
- Retrieve the full list of available One Piece characters
- Determine the approximate geographic location of a public IP address
FAQ from MCP-Server (OnePieceServer & Geolocalizar)
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js version 18 or higher and npm version 9 or higher are required.
How do I install the project dependencies?
Run npm install @modelcontextprotocol/sdk axios zod and optionally npm install -D tsx for execution.
What external APIs does it use?
OnePieceServer queries https://onepieceapi-50cm.onrender.com/personaje/{id} for single characters and https://onepieceapi-50cm.onrender.com/personajes for the full list. Geolocalizar does not specify its API endpoints.
How is user input validated?
Geolocalizar uses Zod to ensure the ip field is a valid IPv4 address. OnePieceServer expects an id field (string or “todos”).
Can I run these servers with the MCP Inspector?
Yes. Use npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/inspector npx -y tsx <script>.ts for either server.