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Yoms Cheesesteaks
What is Yoms Cheesesteaks
yoms-cheesesteaks is a demonstration application for MCP that showcases how to implement HTTP requests with authentication using the Cheesesteak framework.
Use cases
Use cases for yoms-cheesesteaks include building secure web applications, developing real-time dashboards, and creating interactive user interfaces that require live data updates.
How to use
To use yoms-cheesesteaks, first install the necessary dependencies with ‘pnpm i’, then start the application using ‘pnpm dev’. After that, configure your MCP client to connect to the application by using the provided JSON command.
Key features
Key features include HTTP request handling, authentication support, and real-time data streaming through Server-Sent Events (SSE).
Where to use
yoms-cheesesteaks can be used in web applications that require secure HTTP communication and real-time data updates, particularly in scenarios involving user authentication.
Overview
What is Yoms Cheesesteaks
yoms-cheesesteaks is a demonstration application for MCP that showcases how to implement HTTP requests with authentication using the Cheesesteak framework.
Use cases
Use cases for yoms-cheesesteaks include building secure web applications, developing real-time dashboards, and creating interactive user interfaces that require live data updates.
How to use
To use yoms-cheesesteaks, first install the necessary dependencies with ‘pnpm i’, then start the application using ‘pnpm dev’. After that, configure your MCP client to connect to the application by using the provided JSON command.
Key features
Key features include HTTP request handling, authentication support, and real-time data streaming through Server-Sent Events (SSE).
Where to use
yoms-cheesesteaks can be used in web applications that require secure HTTP communication and real-time data updates, particularly in scenarios involving user authentication.
Content
MCP TanStack Example
Getting Started
To run this application:
pnpm i pnpm dev
Then use the following in your MCP client: