MCP Server E2e Testing Example
An example project showing how to perform end-to-end testing on TypeScript MCP servers using Vitest, including two testing methods: raw CLI and SDK.
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What is the MCP Server E2E Testing Example?
This is an example project demonstrating how to perform end-to-end testing on TypeScript MCP servers. It showcases two testing methods: the raw subprocess method and the SDK in-memory method.How to use this example project?
After cloning the repository and installing the dependencies, you can run two different types of end-to-end tests.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for developers who need to write end-to-end tests for MCP servers, especially those using the TypeScript and Vitest technology stack.Main Features
Two testing methodsProvides a raw testing method via subprocess and a testing method using SDK in-memory transfer
Vitest integrationUses Vitest as the testing framework, supporting fast run and watch modes
TypeScript supportFully written in TypeScript, providing type safety
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Demonstrates two different end-to-end testing methods
Clear code structure, easy to understand and extend
Uses modern toolchain (Vitest + TypeScript)
Limitations
Only serves as an example project with relatively basic functionality
Requires some knowledge of TypeScript and testing to make full use of it
How to Use
Clone the repository
Use git to clone the project to your local machine
Install dependencies
Use pnpm to install the project dependencies
Run tests
Select the type of test to run
Usage Examples
Test the basic functions of the MCP serverUse two different methods to test the basic request-response functions of the server
Compare the performance of the two testing methodsCompare their execution speed and resource usage by running the two tests
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are two testing methods needed?
Can this project be used in a production environment?
Is it necessary to use pnpm?
Related Resources
Vitest official documentation
Official documentation for the Vitest testing framework
TypeScript official documentation
Official documentation for the TypeScript programming language
Project GitHub repository
Source code repository for this example project
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