Instantly Host D3.js Visualization from Cursor Glass for Collaborative Review

The fastest way to deploy D3.js Visualization generated by Cursor Glass. Perfect for collaborative review. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

When you leverage Cursor Glass to rapidly prototype D3.js visualizations, the output is raw HTML and JavaScript. Moving from a local `output.html` file to a shareable, interactive version for team review often introduces unnecessary friction. Emailing files, pasting code snippets into chat, or instructing colleagues to run a local server defeats the purpose of agile development and delays critical feedback. drpr.host eliminates this workflow bottleneck. Instead of wrestling with temporary web servers or cumbersome file transfers, you can deploy your D3.js visualization generated by Cursor Glass in seconds. This provides your team with an immediate, live URL to an interactive visualization, enabling prompt and direct collaborative review without any setup overhead for the reviewer. Designed for developers, drpr.host requires no accounts or complex configurations. Your D3.js output goes live instantly, allowing your team to focus purely on the visualization's effectiveness and data accuracy, not on deployment mechanics.

How to host your D3.js Visualization from Cursor Glass in seconds

Step 1: Generate your D3.js visualization within Cursor Glass. Ensure the output is a single, self-contained HTML file, typically named `output.html`, including all necessary JavaScript and CSS.
Step 2: Save or locate the generated HTML file on your local system. Cursor Glass provides options to save the code it generates to your project directory.
Step 3: Open your terminal and upload the file using the drpr CLI or a simple `curl` command. For instance: `curl -F "file=@output.html" https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload`.
Step 4: drpr.host will return a JSON response containing a live, shareable URL. Copy this URL.
Step 5: Distribute the unique URL to your colleagues for immediate, interactive collaborative review of the D3.js visualization without any setup required on their end.

Quick start


# Upload a D3.js visualization file generated by Cursor Glass
curl -F "file=@d3-visualization-output.html" https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload

# Expected JSON response with your live URL
{
  "status": "success",
  "message": "File uploaded successfully",
  "url": "https://drpr.site/gH7iJ8kL9mN0.html",
  "filename": "d3-visualization-output.html",
  "size": 28765
}

# Alternatively, use the drpr CLI for a simpler experience
drpr upload d3-visualization-output.html

Common questions

Do I need an account to host my Cursor Glass D3.js visualizations?: No, drpr.host is designed for zero-friction deployment. You can upload any D3.js HTML file directly via `curl` or the `drpr CLI` without creating an account or logging in. A live URL is provided immediately upon upload.
How long will my D3.js visualization be hosted for collaborative review?: Files uploaded without an account are hosted for 15 days, which is ample time for most collaborative review cycles. For permanent hosting or larger files, consider upgrading to a paid drpr.host plan.
Is there a file size limit for D3.js visualizations uploaded for free?: Yes, the free tier supports files up to 5 MB in size. This is sufficient for the vast majority of D3.js visualizations generated by Cursor Glass. For larger assets, a paid account provides increased limits.
Can I update a D3.js visualization if feedback requires changes from Cursor Glass?: Each upload generates a unique, immutable URL, which ensures versioning. If you make changes in Cursor Glass and re-upload, you'll receive a new URL for the updated visualization, allowing for clear iteration in your collaborative review process.

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