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WalkthroughA Dockerfile was added to containerize the application using the Bun runtime, including build and run steps. The package.json was updated with new Docker-related scripts, dependency upgrades, and the addition of a new development tool. No code-level exports or public entity declarations were changed. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Developer
participant Docker
participant Bun Runtime
participant App
Developer->>Docker: Build image (docker:build)
Docker->>Bun Runtime: Install dependencies (bun install)
Docker->>Bun Runtime: Build app (bun run build)
Developer->>Docker: Run container (docker:run)
Docker->>Bun Runtime: Start app (bun run start:http)
Bun Runtime->>App: Serve on PORT (default 3000)
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Dockerfile (2)
2-12: Use a multi-stage build to optimize image size.Splitting into a
builderandrunnerstage separates build-time dependencies from your production image and reduces final footprint:# Stage 1: install deps & build FROM oven/bun:1.2-alpine AS builder WORKDIR /app COPY package.json bun.lock ./ RUN bun install COPY . . RUN bun run build # Stage 2: production runtime FROM oven/bun:1.2-alpine AS runner WORKDIR /app COPY --from=builder /app/build /app/build COPY package.json bun.lock ./ RUN bun install --production ARG PORT=3000 ENV PORT=${PORT} EXPOSE ${PORT} CMD ["bun", "run", "start:http"]This pattern will speed up rebuilds and shrink the final image.
1-20: Add a.dockerignoreto speed up builds.Exclude things like
node_modules,.gitand local config files to keep your context light. For example:node_modules .git .env npm-debug.log .DS_Store buildThis prevents re-sending large or irrelevant files on each build.
package.json (1)
34-37: Allow overriding the containerPORTat build and run time.Currently the Docker scripts are hardcoded to 3000. To respect the
ARG PORTin your Dockerfile and let consumers switch ports more easily, update them as follows:- "docker:build": "docker build -t typescript-mcp-server-template .", - "docker:run": "docker run --name typescript-mcp-server-template -p 3000:3000 --env-file .env typescript-mcp-server-template", + "docker:build": "docker build --build-arg PORT=${PORT:-3000} -t typescript-mcp-server-template .", + "docker:run": "docker run --name typescript-mcp-server-template -p ${PORT:-3000}:${PORT:-3000} --env-file .env --env PORT=${PORT:-3000} typescript-mcp-server-template", "docker:stop": "docker stop typescript-mcp-server-template"
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Dockerfile (1)
14-18: Verify your app honors thePORTbuild‐arg and env var.You expose
${PORT}in the Dockerfile, but ensurebun run start:httpreadsprocess.env.PORT(or equivalent) so the port arg actually takes effect at runtime.package.json (3)
65-68: DevDependencies additions look good.
Adding@biomejs/biome,@types/corsand@types/nodealigns with the Docker build and TS usage.
72-74: PeerDependencies additions look good.
@valibot/to-json-schema,effect, andtypescriptare correctly specified for consumers.
78-79: Dependencies additions look good.
Includingfastmcpandzodmatches the project’s runtime requirements.
run bun update as well,
feel free to change the ports if you want to stay on 3001
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