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Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability

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About Vite MCP Server

What is Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability?

Vite MCP Server is an advanced integration layer that bridges the Vite development environment with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enhances workflow efficiency by enabling real-time synchronization of HMR events, browser state tracking, and log management. At its core, the server leverages a modular architecture to maintain performance under heavy development loads, ensuring seamless collaboration with tools like Cursor while maintaining strict resource constraints.

How to Use Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability?

Installation requires configuring the Cursor MCP setup to reference the Vite HMR client:

{
    "vite-hmr": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "vite-mcp-server"]
    }
  }

Post-configuration, developers utilize dedicated tools such as init-vite-connection to establish WebSocket links, while browser automation tools like capture-screenshot enable visual validation. Log management is accessed via the get-console-logs utility, ensuring traceability without manual intervention.

Vite MCP Server Features

Key Features of Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability?

The solution delivers three critical capabilities:

  • Checkpoint-based state preservation: Maintains up to two versioned snapshots for regression testing
  • Optimized log handling: Circular buffer storage (1000 lines) with checkpoint-specific archival ensures efficient debugging
  • Real-time event streaming: HMR updates and network activity are tracked via WebSocket, providing actionable insights for CI/CD pipelines

Use Cases of Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability?

Primary applications include:

  • Continuous Integration: Automated capture of build failure logs with associated DOM states
  • Performance Profiling: Network monitoring tools identify bottlenecks during development iterations
  • Collaborative Debugging: Remote teams reference shared checkpoints for consistent issue replication

Vite MCP Server FAQ

FAQ from Vite MCP Server: Enterprise-Grade Speed & Scalability?

  • Q: How does the circular buffer prevent log overflow?
    A: Exceeding the 1000-line threshold triggers FIFO (first-in, first-out) deletion of oldest entries.
  • Q: Can checkpoints be retained beyond two versions?
    A: No, intentional capping maintains resource efficiency while encouraging proactive checkpoint management.
  • Q: Is the Puppeteer integration optional?
    A: No, browser automation forms the foundation for visual validation and element analysis capabilities.

Content

Vite MCP Server

Adds a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to the Vite development server to support integration with Cursor.

Key Features

  • Integration of Vite development server with MCP server
  • Browser console log capture and transmission via MCP
  • Checkpoint-based log management
  • Log storage using circular buffer (up to 1000 lines)
  • Checkpoint-specific log file management (maintains up to 2 checkpoints)

Installation

Add the server to your Cursor MCP configuration:

{
  "vite-hmr": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["-y", "vite-mcp-server"]
  }
}

Resources

console-logs

A resource for retrieving browser console logs.

Note: The MCP Resource feature is not supported by Cursor at the moment. Please use the get-console-logs tool instead.

Tools

HMR Tools

Tool Name Description
init-vite-connection Connects to the project's development server
get-hmr-events Retrieves recent HMR events
check-hmr-status Checks the HMR status

Browser Tools

Tool Name Description
start-browser Starts a browser instance and navigates to the Vite development server
capture-screenshot Captures a screenshot of the current page or a specific element
get-element-properties Retrieves properties and state information of a specific element
get-element-styles Retrieves style information of a specific element
get-element-dimensions Retrieves dimension and position information of a specific element
monitor-network Monitors network requests in the browser for a specified duration
get-element-html Retrieves the HTML content of a specific element and its children
get-console-logs Retrieves console logs from the browser session with optional filtering
execute-browser-commands Safely executes predefined browser commands

Log Management System

Log Management Method

  • All browser console logs are stored up to 1000 lines using a circular buffer method
  • When logs exceed the maximum count, the oldest logs are overwritten
  • Logs can only be retrieved when there is an active stream
  • Logs are stored in chronological order by timestamp

Checkpoint Logs

  • When a checkpoint is created, logs at that point are stored in a separate file (browser-console.{checkpointId}.log)
  • Only up to 2 checkpoint log files are maintained, with the oldest file being deleted when a new checkpoint is created
  • You can query logs for specific checkpoints using the get-console-logs tool

Checkpoint System

Checkpoint Operation Method

  • Checkpoints are used to manage snapshots, logs, screenshots, etc. of specific versions
  • When <meta name="__mcp_checkpoint" data-id=""> is inserted into the head, data is recorded separately using the data-id attribute as an identifier

Architecture and Data Flow

Core Components

  1. MCP Server : A central module based on the Model Context Protocol SDK that provides tools to Cursor.

  2. Vite HMR Client : Sets up and maintains WebSocket connection with the Vite development server and subscribes to HMR events.

  3. Browser Automation : Controls Chrome using Puppeteer to visually inspect changes.

  4. Checkpoint System : Maintains snapshots of browser states for comparison and testing.

Data Sources and State Management

The server maintains several important data stores:

  • HMR Event Records : Tracks recent HMR events (updates, errors) from Vite.
  • Console Message Logs : Captures browser console output for debugging.
  • Checkpoint Storage : Stores named snapshots of browser states including DOM snapshots.

Communication Flow

  1. Vite → MCP Server :
* Vite transmits real-time HMR events via WebSocket when files change.
* Events include updates (successful changes) and errors (compilation failures).
  1. MCP Server → Cursor :
* The server converts HMR events into structured responses.
* Provides tools for Cursor to query HMR status and capture screenshots.
  1. Browser → MCP Server :
* Visual changes are captured through Puppeteer.
* Console output and errors are collected for debugging.

State Maintenance

The server maintains reference objects for:

  • Current browser and page instances
  • Active Vite client connection
  • Project root path
  • Recent HMR events

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