Mcpbar

🚀 MCP Bar CLI Manager

A command-line interface management tool for MCP servers, simplifying server installation and management.

🚀 Quick Start

The MCP Bar CLI Manager is a powerful tool designed to streamline the installation and management of MCP servers. With cross - platform support, it offers a seamless experience across different operating systems.

✨ Features

• 🔄 Easily install and manage MCP servers.
• 📱 Support for multiple platforms.

📦 Installation

npm install -g mcpbar

💻 Usage Examples

Basic Usage

# 🔍 Install a server
mcpbar install playwright # Install the Playwright server

# 🗑️ Uninstall a server
mcpbar remove playwright # Uninstall the Playwright server

# 📋 List installed servers
mcpbar list # Display the installed MCP servers on the device

📚 Documentation

Development Guide - Running Commands

• In development mode, use pnpm start [command name] to run any command. This approach leverages ts - node to provide a seamless development experience.
• In a production environment, execute the CLI application directly from the built project in the format mcpbar [command name].

All commands are located in the src/commands/ folder. This organization makes it easy to find and modify existing commands or add new ones.

Development Guide - Coding Standards and Tools

• Code Style: Use Prettier for code formatting.
• Code Inspection: Use ESLint for code quality checks.
• Type Definitions: Use TypeScript for type safety.

Development Guide - Commit Standards

The project follows the conventional commit standard for version control. Commit messages should follow the format:

type(scope): short message
long message...

Where:

• type can be feat (new feature), fix (bug fix), or chore (other changes).
• scope describes the scope of the modification, such as cli, config, or deps.

Development Guide - Testing

The project uses Jest for unit and integration testing. After modifying the code, run:

npm test

🚀 Contribution Guide

Contributions are welcome! If you want to improve this CLI tool, please follow the standard fork - and - pull request process. Here are some points to note:

• Ensure your code adheres to the project's coding standards, including formatting with Prettier and code inspection with ESLint.
• Write commit messages following the conventional commit format. The project uses commitizen and commitlint with the @commitlint/config - conventional configuration and sets up pre - commit hooks via Husky for validation.
• Add corresponding test cases for new features or bug fixes.

🎥 CI/CD Automation

Testing

The project uses Jest for unit and integration testing. After modifying the code, run:

npm test

Building

The project uses Webpack for building, generating files in umd, esm, and cjs formats.

Publishing

To publish a new version, follow these steps:

1. Update the CHANGELOG.md file.
2. Commit the changes and push them to the remote repository.
3. Use npm scripts for building and publishing:

npm run build
npm publish

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For detailed information, please refer to the LICENSE file.