bdjobs.mcp
MCP server that fetches BDjobs profile data using Puppeteer and exposes a tool to retrieve the full profile text given user ID and log ID cookies.
README
BDjobs Profile Server
This project implements a small MCP-compatible server that fetches BDjobs profile data using Puppeteer and exposes a tool for retrieving the profile text.
Project structure
src/- TypeScript source codedist/- Compiled output (not committed)package.json- Node package configurationtsconfig.json- TypeScript compiler configuration.gitignore- Ignored files and folders for Git
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+ installed
- npm installed
Setup
- Open a terminal in the project folder:
cd D:\WordPress_Ai\bdjobs - Install dependencies:
npm install
Build
Compile the TypeScript source into dist/:
npm run build
Run
Start the server from the compiled output:
npm start
Development
If you want to run TypeScript directly during development, install ts-node and use a direct execution command or run your own script.
GitHub / Version Control
- Initialize Git (if not already initialized):
git init - Add files:
git add . - Commit:
git commit -m "Initial commit" - Add remote repository and push:
git remote add origin https://github.com/your-username/your-repo.git git branch -M main git push -u origin main
Security notes
- Do not commit
node_modules/ordist/. - Do not store secrets, cookies, API keys, or personal credentials in source files.
- Use
.envor another secure secret management method if you need configuration values.
How it works
The server exposes a tool named fetch_complete_profile and accepts two parameters:
userId- the value ofMybdjobsUserIdcookielogId- the value ofMybdjobsLogIdcookie
It launches Puppeteer, injects the cookies, opens BDjobs, and returns the page text.
Notes
- You may need to install additional Puppeteer dependencies depending on your OS.
- This project is intended for use with an MCP-compatible client.
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