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@shippieapp/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Build and deploy private local Shippie apps from your terminal.

Readme

@shippieapp/cli

Build and deploy private, local Shippie apps from your terminal — and drop an app to get an unlisted live link in seconds.

A drop returns an unlisted link (anyone with the link can open it). Trial drops stay live for 24 hours unless you claim them. Saved data stays on the device that opened the app — drops don't add a backend or cross-device sync.

Quickstart

# Run without installing
npx @shippieapp/cli drop ./my-app --title "My App"

# …or install the `shippie` command
npm install -g @shippieapp/cli
shippie drop ./my-app --title "My App"

Drops are anonymous — no sign-in needed to go live.

Drop an app

# A folder, .zip, or .html file
shippie drop ./my-app --title "My App"

# A single generated HTML document
shippie drop --title "Tiny Counter" \
  --html '<!doctype html><button id=b>+1</button><output id=n>0</output><script>let x=+(localStorage.x||0);n.textContent=x;b.onclick=()=>{localStorage.x=++x;n.textContent=x}</script>'

# A generated files map (JSON: path → text)
shippie drop --title "Inventory" \
  --files '{"index.html":"<!doctype html><h1>Inventory</h1><script src=\"app.js\"></script>","app.js":"localStorage.setItem(\"ready\",\"1\")"}'

Output:

My App
Unlisted link: https://shippie.app/trial-abc123
Live & unlisted — anyone with the link can open it.
Expires: 2026-06-25T12:00:00Z
Claim to keep: https://shippie.app/auth/login?return_to=…

Live for 24h — claim to keep it.
Saved data stays on this device.

More commands

Run shippie --help. Sign in with shippie login to claim drops and manage apps (deploy, apps, status, visibility, rollback, …) under an account.

Docs

Full Send-To-Drops guide (incl. MCP setup): see docs/mcp-cli-drop.md in the Shippie repo. The MCP twin of drop is @shippieapp/mcp.

MIT licensed.