Instantly Host WebGPU Demo from Cursor Glass for Live Mockup Deployment

The fastest way to deploy WebGPU Demo generated by Cursor Glass. Perfect for live mockup deployment. No login required, zero-friction, and live in seconds on drpr.host.

Cursor Glass provides an exceptional environment for rapidly iterating on WebGPU Demo outputs, from complex shader experiments to real-time data visualizations. However, the critical step of transitioning from local development to stakeholder review for "Live Mockup Deployment" often introduces significant friction. Developers typically encounter delays when attempting to share these dynamic outputs, whether through manual file transfers, setting up temporary local servers, or navigating cumbersome internal deployment processes, which disrupts the agile feedback loop essential for modern development.

drpr.host is engineered to eliminate this bottleneck. By providing a zero-friction, no-login upload mechanism, your Cursor Glass-generated WebGPU Demos are live and accessible via a unique URL within seconds. This direct deployment capability allows for immediate "Live Mockup Deployment," ensuring that your interactive WebGPU prototypes are instantly viewable by clients or team members, fostering real-time collaboration and accelerating development cycles without any unnecessary overhead.

How to host your WebGPU Demo from Cursor Glass in seconds

Generate WebGPU Demo: Develop your WebGPU application in Cursor Glass. Once complete, save your output, typically as a single HTML file (e.g., webgpu-scene.html), ensuring all necessary shaders, scripts, and assets are either embedded or co-located for easy bundling.
Prepare for Upload: Identify the primary HTML file and any associated resource files (textures, models, additional scripts) that constitute your WebGPU Demo. If your demo involves multiple files, consider placing them in a single directory.
Upload to drpr.host: Open your terminal and use a simple curl command or the drpr CLI to upload your file(s) directly. drpr.host automatically bundles directories into a deployable unit.
Share Live Mockup: Upon successful upload, drpr.host returns a unique, public URL. This link is immediately active, allowing you to share your WebGPU Demo for "Live Mockup Deployment" with colleagues or clients for instant feedback.
Iterate and Update: Make any necessary adjustments to your WebGPU Demo back in Cursor Glass. Then, simply re-upload the updated files, optionally specifying the original upload ID to refresh the content at the same live mockup URL.

Quick start

Upload a single WebGPU HTML file:

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

Expected JSON response (live URL for your mockup):

{
  "url": "https://drpr.site/webgpu-mockup-fJ7kLp",
  "expires_at": "2024-08-01T14:30:00Z",
  "id": "webgpu-mockup-fJ7kLp"
}

Using the drpr CLI for a single file:

drpr upload webgpu-output.html

Or for a multi-file WebGPU demo contained within a directory (e.g., webgpu-project/):

drpr upload webgpu-project/

Common questions

How quickly can I share my Cursor Glass WebGPU Demo for live review?: Instantly. As soon as your WebGPU Demo HTML file or project directory is uploaded via curl or the drpr CLI, you receive a live, shareable URL. This enables immediate "Live Mockup Deployment" without any delays for setup or processing.
Do I need an account to host my WebGPU Demos on drpr.host?: No, drpr.host is designed for zero-friction. You can upload and host your Cursor Glass WebGPU Demos for "Live Mockup Deployment" without creating any account or logging in, streamlining your workflow considerably.
What are the limitations for free hosting of WebGPU Demos?: Free uploads are live for 15 days from the upload time and have a 5 MB file size limit per upload, which is ample for most standalone WebGPU Demos. For permanent hosting or larger assets beyond the free tier, consider a paid drpr.host plan.
Can I update a live WebGPU Mockup after making changes in Cursor Glass?: Yes, you can re-upload your updated WebGPU Demo file(s) using the same upload command. To update an existing "Live Mockup Deployment" and retain its URL, include the id from your initial upload in the command (e.g., drpr upload --id webgpu-mockup-fJ7kLp new-webgpu-output.html).

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