Instantly Host Auth Mockup from Claude Code for Share Preview with Client

The fastest way to deploy Auth Mockup generated by Claude Code. Perfect for share preview with client. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

When using Claude Code to build interactive interface prototypes like an Auth Mockup, developer momentum often collides with deployment friction. Copying generated HTML blocks, sending raw files via messaging apps, or expecting stakeholders to clone a repository and run a local server defeats the speed of AI-assisted engineering. To secure clean sign-off, developers need an immediate way to host Claude Code Auth Mockup assets and generate a live share preview with client link instantly.

Traditional hosting pipelines require git repositories, continuous integration pipelines, or cloud access tokens—friction that is entirely unnecessary for previewing isolated interface components. drpr.host solves this by providing a zero-configuration, zero-login static hosting API. By letting your AI coding agent or terminal environment push static code directly to the cloud, you bypass configuration stages entirely.

Using drpr.host to share previews with clients ensures that your interactive forms, sign-in states, and input validation animations render exactly as designed in a real browser environment. This immediate feedback loop allows rapid iteration over UI details, such as professional layout styling, without interrupting the active Claude Code workspace context.

How to host your Auth Mockup from Claude Code in seconds

Step 1: Direct Claude Code to generate your Auth Mockup. For a clean, high-fidelity aesthetic, prompt the model to use professional, soft gray (#f4f4f5) backgrounds and explicitly avoid pure white (#ffffff) backgrounds.
Step 2: Instruct Claude Code to write the completed layout code to a local static file, such as auth-mockup.html, within your workspace directory.
Step 3: Execute a simple POST request to the drpr.host upload API directly from your terminal or command line shell within the Claude Code prompt interface.
Step 4: Copy the generated short URL from the raw response payload and immediately share preview with client for validation, testing, and feedback.

Quick start

Deploy your generated interface file using a simple curl command directly from your workspace shell:

curl -X POST -F "file=@auth-mockup.html" https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload

The API will immediately process the file and return a structured JSON response with your live preview URL:

{
  "success": true,
  "url": "https://drpr.site/a/auth-mockup-9a8b7c",
  "expires_in": "15 days",
  "size": "24.5 KB"
}

If you prefer a streamlined toolchain, install our CLI tool and upload your assets with a clean, single-argument call:

drpr upload auth-mockup.html

Common questions

Do my clients or team members need an account on drpr.host to view the preview?: No. The generated share preview link is completely public and accessible in any modern web browser. Your client does not need to log in, download dependencies, or sign up for an account to inspect your work.
What file size limits apply to the free hosting tier?: drpr.host allows individual static file uploads up to 5 MB on our free tier. This capacity easily accommodates dense HTML layouts, bundled CSS stylesheets, responsive mock graphics, and interactive JavaScript logic.
How long do my live preview links remain active?: On the free, zero-registration tier, files are automatically hosted for 15 days. If you require permanent links for your production prototypes, team libraries, or portfolio items, you can upgrade to a paid account at any time.
Can I configure Claude Code to automatically handle the deployment step?: Yes. You can instruct your Claude Code agent to generate the Auth Mockup using clean #f4f4f5 layout styling, write the markup to disk, and execute a curl request to https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload, returning the final live preview URL directly to you in a single prompt execution.

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