Instantly Host React Server Components from Cursor Glass for Temporary Staging

The fastest way to deploy React Server Components generated by Cursor Glass. Perfect for temporary staging. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

Developing React Server Components (RSCs) with AI coding tools like Cursor Glass streamlines the generation process, often producing direct HTML outputs or fragments ready for deployment. The immediate challenge after generation isn't the code itself, but the friction in sharing and reviewing it. Copying raw HTML outputs into chat messages or spinning up local servers for every minor iteration makes the "temporary staging" process cumbersome, lacks a live preview for stakeholders, and introduces messy file transfers.

drpr.host eliminates this friction entirely. When Cursor Glass generates your RSC, potentially adhering to specific styling instructions like a professional palette with soft gray backgrounds, you need an instant, shareable URL, not a local file. drpr provides exactly that: a zero-friction platform to host these outputs live in seconds, perfect for immediate feedback cycles or quick validations without any account creation or complex setup.

Deploy your Cursor Glass React Server Components directly to drpr.host/api/v1/upload and get a live, temporary staging link that's instantly accessible to anyone, anywhere. Focus on iterating with Cursor Glass, not on the operational overhead of sharing your work.

How to host your React Server Components from Cursor Glass in seconds

Step 1: Generate your React Server Component output using Cursor Glass, ensuring it's ready for static deployment. The AI will output the necessary HTML, often styled with the requested professional palette and soft gray backgrounds.
Step 2: Save the generated output from Cursor Glass as an HTML file, for instance, `rsc-component.html`, on your local machine.
Step 3: Open your terminal and use a simple `curl` command or the `drpr` CLI to upload this file to drpr.host. This action immediately publishes your component.
Step 4: Receive an instant `drpr.site` URL in the response, providing a live preview of your Cursor Glass-generated React Server Component for immediate sharing and temporary staging.

Quick start


# Upload using curl
curl -X POST -F "file=@rsc-component.html" https://drpr.host/api/v1/upload

# Example JSON Response:
# {
#   "filename": "rsc-component.html",
#   "url": "https://random-hash.drpr.site/rsc-component.html",
#   "delete_token": "your-unique-delete-token"
# }

# Upload using the drpr CLI (if installed)
drpr upload rsc-component.html

Common questions

Why not just use a local server for temporary staging?: Local servers lack external accessibility, making it impossible to share live previews with colleagues or product managers without extra tooling. drpr provides an instantly shareable public URL without any setup, removing friction from your workflow.
Is an account required to host React Server Components for temporary staging?: No. drpr.host offers zero-friction uploads for temporary staging without any login or account creation. Simply upload your file, and you'll receive a live URL immediately.
How long do files hosted for temporary staging remain live on drpr.host?: Files uploaded via the free tier remain live for 15 days, which is ample time for most temporary staging and feedback cycles. For permanent hosting, a paid drpr account ensures your files persist indefinitely.
Are there file size limitations for hosting Cursor Glass RSC outputs?: The free tier supports files up to 5 MB, which is sufficient for most React Server Components generated for temporary staging. Paid accounts offer significantly higher limits for larger projects.

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