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Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming

Test Neon's MCP Server with React Server Components & Waku ⛩️ – Streamline next-gen apps today!

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About Neon MCP Server

What is Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming?

This setup combines Neon's MCP Server for model-driven computations, React Server Components for efficient server-side rendering, and Waku P2P for decentralized data streaming. It demonstrates how to integrate these technologies with the Anthropic API to build a chat interface that leverages server-side logic and peer-to-peer communication.

How to use Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming?

Start by obtaining API keys from Neon and Anthropic. Configure your environment by installing dependencies and running the development server. The Chat component handles backend operations, while the client-side ChatForm manages user input. Messages are processed through Waku's P2P network and routed via React's server components for optimized rendering.

Neon MCP Server Features

Key Features of Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming?

Central features include seamless React Server Component integration for server-rendered content, Waku's low-latency P2P streaming for real-time data transfer, andAnthropic API compatibility. The architecture emphasizes scalability and reduces client-side load by offloading computations to the server and decentralized networks.

Use cases of Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming?

Neon MCP Server FAQ

FAQ from Neon MCP Server: React Server Components & Waku P2P Streaming?

Q: Do I need specific tools?
A: Node.js and npm/yarn are required. API keys are mandatory for testing.

Q: Can I replace Anthropic with other models?
A: The core architecture supports swapping models, but current setup is tailored for Anthropic.

Q: How does Waku enhance performance?
A: By distributing data across peers, it reduces server strain and improves message delivery speed.

Q: Is this production-ready?
A: The project is experimental but provides a solid foundation for building scalable, decentralized apps with server-rendered components.

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Test Neon MCP Server in React Server Components

This repository uses waku and React Server Components to demonstrate how to use Neon's MCP Server with the Anthropic API and a custom chat interface.

You can read more about this experiment on my blog: How to use Neon's MCP Server with React Server Components

Getting Started

This repo requires a Neon API key and an Anthropic API key. Rename .env.example to .env and update with your API keys

Install Dependencies

npm install

Run Development Server

npm run dev

💬 Chat

There are two components required to test Neon's MCP server with the Anthropic API. They are detailed below.

Chat Component (server only)

The <Chat /> Component located in src/components/chat.tsx is responsible for handling the server-side requests.

ChatForm Component (client only)

The <ChatForm /> Component located in src/components/chat-form.txt is responsible for handling the textarea input, and sending the message to the server.

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