getonup-deploy

name	getonup-deploy
description	Publish a web artifact (HTML page, React/Vue component, or built static folder) to a live, shareable URL using the self-hosted getonup CLI. Use when the user asks to share, publish, deploy, or host a page/component, or says "make this live" / "give me a link".

Deploy an artifact with getonup

getonup turns a web artifact into a live URL with one command (getonup deploy). The server is the user's own self-hosted Cloudflare Worker.

Steps

1. Check config. Run getonup whoami. If it shows no server or user, ask the user to run getonup login --url <server> --token <token> --user <name> (or set GETONUP_URL / GETONUP_TOKEN / GETONUP_USER), then continue. The name is self-reported and appears publicly beside deployments.
2. Have a file. Write the artifact to disk if needed — page.html, app.tsx, card.vue, script.js, or a built ./dist directory (a folder must contain index.html).
3. Deploy:

   getonup deploy <file-or-dir> --json
   

   • React/Vue/JS single files are auto-wrapped (React 18 + Babel + Tailwind, or Vue 3) — no HTML shell or build step needed. Export the React component as the default export and use Tailwind classes freely.
   • Use --type html|react|vue|js|static to override detection, --no-wrap to host raw.
4. Share. Read the url field from the JSON and give it to the user. It's public; no login to view.

Preview locally (no deploy)

For a local preview without publishing, run getonup serve <file-or-dir> --watch — it wraps and hosts the artifact at a localhost URL with live-reload (no token/Cloudflare needed).

Manage

getonup list            # everything published
getonup open <id>       # open in a browser
getonup rm <id>         # remove one