@pipeworx/mcp-recreation-gov 0.1.0 → 0.1.1
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name: Publish to npm
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# Trusted publishing (OIDC) — NO npm token anywhere in this repo.
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#
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# Why this file exists: npm is withdrawing the ability for access tokens to
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# bypass 2FA when publishing. Phase 1 (2026-07-31) already blocked token-driven
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# MANAGEMENT operations; Phase 2 (~January 2027) removes DIRECT PUBLISHING, and
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# when it lands no token you can create will publish this package. The
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# replacement is trusted publishing: GitHub Actions proves this repo's identity
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# to npm over OIDC, with no long-lived credential to leak or rotate.
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#
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# Provenance comes free and is why this workflow lives HERE rather than in the
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# pipeworx-core monorepo: npm will only attach a provenance attestation when the
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# source repo is PUBLIC, and pipeworx-core is private. This repo is public, and
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# package.json's `repository.url` already points at it, which is the match npm
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# checks (case-sensitive).
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#
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# Do NOT add `--provenance`: with trusted publishing npm generates the
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# attestation automatically, and passing the flag is redundant.
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#
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# The FILENAME matters. npm's trusted-publisher config names the org, the repo
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# and this file's name — `publish.yml`. Renaming this file silently breaks
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# publishing for this package until someone re-runs `npm trust` against the new
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# name. Keep it `publish.yml` across every pack repo so the bulk config loop in
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# pipeworx-core's scripts/npm-trust-bulk.sh stays a one-liner.
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# This file is GENERATED by pipeworx-core's scripts/publish-pack.sh from
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# scripts/templates/publish-npm.yml. Edit it there — publish-pack.sh rebuilds
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# this repo from scratch and force-pushes, so local edits are erased on the next
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# publish.
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on:
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push:
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branches: [main]
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paths:
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- 'package.json'
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- 'src/**'
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workflow_dispatch:
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permissions:
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id-token: write # REQUIRED: lets Actions mint the OIDC token npm authenticates
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contents: read
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jobs:
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publish:
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runs-on: ubuntu-latest # must be GitHub-HOSTED; self-hosted runners are unsupported
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- uses: actions/checkout@v4
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- uses: actions/setup-node@v4
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with:
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node-version: 22 # trusted publishing needs Node >= 22.14.0
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# Deliberately NO `registry-url:` — that option exists to inject a token
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# into an .npmrc, writes a literal `_authToken=${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}` line,
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# and would trip the credential assertion below. npm publish already
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# defaults to registry.npmjs.org.
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- name: Upgrade npm to a trusted-publishing-capable version
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# The runner image's bundled npm lags. Trusted publishing needs npm
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# >= 11.5.1; installing `latest` rather than a pinned version keeps this
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# from silently rotting, and the assertion below fails loudly rather
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# than falling through to a publish that cannot authenticate.
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echo "npm $v"
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for (let i=0;i<3;i++){ if(v[i]>min[i]) break; if(v[i]<min[i]){
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console.error(`npm ${process.argv[1]} is below the 11.5.1 trusted-publishing floor`);
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# The whole point of this workflow is that it publishes with NO
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# wrong reason and hide a broken OIDC config until Phase 2 removes the
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# token fallback and every pack breaks at once. Fail loudly instead.
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# Not an error: most pushes here are README/metadata refreshes from
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# publish-pack.sh, which force-pushes the whole repo. Publishing is
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echo "skip=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
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echo "::notice::$name@$version already published — nothing to do"
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# `set -e` IS ON here: GitHub's default `run:` shell is `bash -e {0}` —
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echo "::error::npm returned ENEEDAUTH. This almost certainly means no trusted publisher is configured for this package yet, NOT that a token is missing — this workflow publishes over OIDC and deliberately has no credential. Fix: from pipeworx-core, npm login (interactive, 2FA) then ./scripts/npm-trust-bulk.sh --only ${repo#mcp-}. See docs/npm-trusted-publishing.md."
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Recreation.gov MCP — wraps the Recreation Information Database (RIDB) API v1
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Part of [Pipeworx](https://pipeworx.io) — an MCP gateway connecting AI agents to 1481+ live data sources.
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| `search_facilities` | Search US federal recreation facilities — campgrounds, day-use areas, visitor centers, trailheads — on Recreation.gov. Filter by name/keyword, state, activity (e.g. "camping", "hiking"), or geographic radius. Returns facility IDs, names, types, phone/email, and coordinates. Example: search_facilities({ query: "Yosemite", state: "CA", activity: "camping" }) |
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| `get_facility` | Get full details for a single Recreation.gov facility (e.g. a campground) by its FacilityID. Returns description, directions, ADA access, phone/email, keywords, and coordinates. Example: get_facility({ facility_id: "232447" }) |
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### What this endpoint actually serves
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`tools/list` at `https://gateway.pipeworx.io/recreation_gov/mcp` returns the tools in the table
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## License
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