Web Development Toolbox

What is Web Development Toolbox?

Web Development Toolbox is a monorepo containing web development utilities, including encoding, color conversion, date-time manipulation, and QR code generation. The main MCP server package, web-development-toolbox-mcp, uses the Model Context Protocol SDK to handle requests and responses, providing these tools to AI assistants and other MCP clients.

How to use Web Development Toolbox?

For installation and usage instructions, refer to the README of the web-development-toolbox-mcp package. The server is designed to be run as an MCP server, and example prompts are available in the packages/web-development-toolbox-mcp/example-project/prompts/ directory.

Key features of Web Development Toolbox

• Encoding and decoding utilities
• Color conversion between formats
• Date and time manipulation
• QR code generation
• MIT licensed open source
• Monorepo structure with separate package documentation

Use cases of Web Development Toolbox

• Encode or decode strings (e.g., Base64, URL encoding) in web projects
• Convert colors (e.g., hex to RGB, HSL) during design or development
• Manipulate dates and times for scheduling or formatting
• Generate QR codes for sharing links or data

FAQ from Web Development Toolbox

What tools does Web Development Toolbox include?

It includes utilities for encoding, color conversion, date-time manipulation, and QR code generation, all exposed via an MCP server.

How do I install Web Development Toolbox?

Installation instructions are found in the README of the web-development-toolbox-mcp package. The top-level repository is a monorepo; refer to the specific package for setup details.

What is the license for Web Development Toolbox?

The project is licensed under the MIT open source license.

Is there a separate package for the MCP server?

Yes, the MCP server implementation is in the packages/web-development-toolbox-mcp directory, which has its own README with installation and usage details.