Geeknews
The GeekNews MCP Server is a Python-based tool for scraping articles and weekly news from the GeekNews website and providing caching functionality to reduce server load.
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What is the GeekNews MCP Server?
The GeekNews MCP Server is a tool that can fetch article and weekly news data from the GeekNews platform. It reduces the pressure on the original website through a caching mechanism and provides stable data access.How to use the GeekNews MCP Server?
Users can obtain article or weekly news information through simple command-line operations. The server will automatically cache data and update it when necessary.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for developers who need to access GeekNews content frequently or news aggregation applications.Main Features
Fetch ArticlesSupports fetching articles by type (e.g., top, latest) and quantity, returning information such as title, URL, rating, author, time, and number of comments.
Fetch Weekly NewsSupports fetching detailed content by ID or the latest weekly news, including the article list and related information.
Cache ManagementAutomatically caches data and reuses it within a certain period, reducing the frequency of requests to the original website.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Reduce the pressure on the GeekNews server
Improve data fetching speed
Easy to integrate into existing systems
Limitations
Depends on the HTML structure of the original website
Long periods without updates may cause cache invalidation
How to Use
Installation and Deployment
Clone the project repository and set up the development environment using the uv tool.
Start the Server
Run the server script to start listening for requests.
Usage Examples
Fetch Top ArticlesExample scenario: Fetch the current top 10 most popular articles from GeekNews.
Fetch the Latest Weekly NewsExample scenario: Automatically fetch the latest published GeekNews weekly news.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the server always online?
How to ensure the data is up-to-date?
Related Resources
GitHub Repository
Project source code address
Smithery Official Documentation
Learn how to integrate this service on the Smithery platform
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