Instantly Host WASM Module from Cursor Glass for Anonymous Asset Hosting

The fastest way to deploy WASM Module generated by Cursor Glass. Perfect for anonymous asset hosting. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

Developing WebAssembly modules within Cursor Glass provides unparalleled efficiency for code generation and iteration. However, moving from a locally generated WASM output to a shareable, live asset often introduces unnecessary friction. Developers typically face the cumbersome task of copying raw code, setting up local servers for preview, or wrestling with temporary file transfer services that lack direct URL access.

drpr.host eliminates these bottlenecks entirely. When Cursor Glass outputs your WASM Module, whether as a standalone .wasm file or an HTML wrapper, you need an immediate, anonymous hosting solution. drpr provides a zero-friction path to deploy these assets instantly. No logins, no configuration, just a direct API endpoint or CLI command that transforms your local file into a live, publicly accessible URL in seconds. This is ideal for rapid prototyping, sharing proofs-of-concept, or simply testing your module in a real browser context without any setup overhead.

Forget the delays of setting up S3 buckets, navigating complex CDNs, or dealing with ephemeral dev servers. With drpr, your Cursor Glass-generated WASM Module is live for anonymous asset hosting, ready for sharing and review, almost as fast as you can generate it.

How to host your WASM Module from Cursor Glass in seconds

  1. Step 1: Generate your WASM Module in Cursor Glass. Utilize Cursor Glass to build and output your desired WebAssembly module.
  2. Step 2: Save the module output locally. Once generated, save the resulting file (e.g., module.html if it's an HTML wrapper, or module.wasm if it's the raw binary) to your local filesystem.
  3. Step 3: Upload using curl or the drpr CLI. Open your terminal and execute a simple curl command or use the drpr CLI to send your file to drpr.host.
  4. Step 4: Receive your anonymous hosting link. drpr.host will instantly return a JSON response containing a unique, public URL for your WASM Module.
  5. Step 5: Share and iterate immediately. Use this URL to share your module for feedback, test it in various browsers, or embed it elsewhere, knowing it's live without any account required.

Quick start

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

Expected JSON response:

{
  "status": "success",
  "message": "File uploaded successfully.",
  "filename": "module.html",
  "url": "https://random-hash-12345.drpr.site/module.html",
  "delete_after_days": 15
}

Using the drpr CLI (install with npm i -g @drpr/cli):

drpr upload module.html

Common questions

Is a drpr.host account required to host my Cursor Glass WASM Module anonymously?
No, an account is not required for anonymous asset hosting. You can upload any static file directly using the API or CLI without signing up, providing a truly zero-friction experience for your Cursor Glass outputs.
What are the limitations for anonymously hosted WASM Modules?
Free anonymous uploads are hosted for 15 days and have a file size limit of 5 MB per upload. This is typically sufficient for rapid iteration and sharing of most Cursor Glass-generated WASM Modules and their associated HTML wrappers.
Can I make my WASM Module URL permanent?
Yes, for permanent hosting of your Cursor Glass WASM Modules, you will need a paid drpr.host account. Paid accounts offer persistent URLs and higher storage limits, ideal for production deployments or long-term project assets.
Can drpr.host be used to host other assets besides WASM Modules?
Absolutely. drpr.host is designed for anonymous asset hosting of any static file type. This includes images, CSS, JavaScript, HTML, PDFs, and more, making it a versatile tool for any developer needing instant public URLs for their various project assets.

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