Build an MCP Server in Node.js & TypeScript: A Practical HazelJS Tutorial
📰 Dev.to · Muhammad Arslan
Learn to build an MCP server in Node.js and TypeScript using HazelJS, enabling exposure of existing TypeScript classes to various Model Contexts
Action Steps
- Install HazelJS using npm or yarn to set up the environment
- Create a new TypeScript class to expose to the MCP server
- Configure the HazelJS server to use the created class
- Test the MCP server using a client like Cursor or Claude Desktop
- Deploy the MCP server to a production environment using a process manager like PM2
- Monitor and debug the server using logging and error handling tools
Who Needs to Know This
Backend developers and full-stack engineers can benefit from this tutorial to integrate HazelJS with their Node.js and TypeScript projects, enhancing their application's functionality
Key Insight
💡 HazelJS allows seamless integration of TypeScript classes with Model Contexts like Cursor and Claude Desktop
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