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@rsrdev/specs-html

v0.0.2

Published

Upload an HTML spec/plan file and get back a shareable URL

Readme

📮 @byrafael/specs-html

A tiny PHP application to host AI-generated specs and plans: curl POST an HTML file, get back a shareable URL, open it in a browser. One PHP file, no database, and no dependencies.

You're right. PHP isn't the trendy new framework. This is intentional: the goal is a single-file tool that runs on inexpensive/shared hosts without extra runtime or build steps. It works everywhere PHP does (which is most of the internet).

Quickstart

  1. Copy main.php to any PHP host (shared hosting, a VPS, etc.).
  2. Edit main.php and set UPLOAD_TOKEN to a long random secret.

Generate a token with:

openssl rand -hex 24

Upload a plan:

curl -X POST --data-binary @plan.html \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
     https://example.com/main.php

The response is the public URL on its own line, e.g.:

https://example.com/main.php/brave-otter

Options

  • Multipart upload: use -F [email protected] instead of --data-binary.
  • Choose a name: add ?name=my-plan to the upload URL.
  • JSON response: add ?json to the upload request.

Tips & notes

  • Max upload size is 5 MB (MAX_BYTES) — also limited by your php.ini.
  • Plan names are restricted to [a-z0-9-] and files are confined to plans/.
  • Uploaded plans are served as text/html, so any JS/CSS in them runs.
  • Verify the PHP syntax locally with php -l main.php before deploying.

That's it — small, simple, and portable. MIT Licensed. Feel free to contribute, fork, or whatever.