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Use this example when you want the smallest useful Redop server.

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What it shows

  • serverInfo for MCP-facing metadata
  • a no-input ping tool
  • a JSON-Schema-style echo tool
  • HTTP transport startup with .listen(3000)

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Full code

import { Redop } from "../src/index";

new Redop<{ startedAt?: number }>({
  serverInfo: {
    name: "redop",
    title: "Redop",
    description: "Hello mcp world",
  },
})
  .onBeforeHandle(({ ctx }) => {
    ctx.startedAt = performance.now();
  })
  .tool("ping", {
    description: "Health check",
    handler: () => ({ pong: true, ts: Date.now() }),
  })
  .tool("echo", {
    handler: ({ input }) =>
      typeof input.message === "string"
        ? input.message.toUpperCase()
        : input.message,
    inputSchema: {
      type: "object",
      properties: { message: { type: "string" } },
      required: ["message"],
    },
  })
  .listen(3000);

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Why this example is useful

  • the constructor uses serverInfo instead of the older top-level metadata fields
  • onBeforeHandle(...) adds request-scoped timing data
  • the server exposes ping and echo over HTTP at /mcp

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Run it

bun run packages/redop/examples/basic.ts