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@neuronik/drop-upload

v0.2.1

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Upload a local image (or the clipboard) to drop and print a shareable URL — the local helper for drop.neuronik.io.

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Readme

@neuronik/drop-upload

The local helper for drop — upload a local image (or your clipboard) and get back a shareable URL you can embed in a drop page.

Handy in Claude Code / Cursor: paste a screenshot path and your assistant can host it on drop and drop it straight into a page.

Setup

  1. In drop → Connect assistant → Generate upload token (shown once).
  2. Log in once:
npx @neuronik/drop-upload@latest login --token drop_xxxxxxxx

(Self-hosted/local instance? add --url https://your-drop-host.)

Use

# Upload a file → prints the URL
npx @neuronik/drop-upload@latest ./screenshot.png

# Upload the image currently on your clipboard (macOS)
npx @neuronik/drop-upload@latest --clipboard

# Machine-readable output
npx @neuronik/drop-upload@latest ./screenshot.png --json

The file lands in your publication workspace (the same one your MCP assistant publishes to), with that workspace's default visibility. Supported: images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, SVG), video (MP4, WebM), audio (MP3, WAV, OGG), PDF, and text/data (TXT, CSV, MD, JSON) — up to 25 MB.

Your token is stored in ~/.config/drop/config.json with owner-only permissions (0600).

How it fits

drop runs on the internet; your screenshot is on your machine. A remote MCP server can't read your local files — so this little command runs locally, pushes the bytes to drop, and hands back a URL your assistant can embed. That URL is access-controlled by drop (private media requires a signed/authorized request).