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hosting

v1.2.0

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Deploy the current folder to 1freehosting.com with one command.

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Readme

hosting

npm version CI

Deploy the current folder to 1freehosting.com with one command. No account, no config.

npm i -g hosting
hosting

or without installing:

npx hosting

Output:

Uploading 3 files (12.4 KB)...

  Live site:   https://1freehosting.com/s/happy-panda-482
  Claim link:  https://1freehosting.com/claim/xxxxxxxx-...

The claim link is private and single-use: open it and sign in to
manage the site. Run `hosting claim` to open it in your browser.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | hosting | Deploy the current folder (updates the linked site, or creates one) | | hosting deploy [dir] | Deploy a specific folder | | hosting link <subdomain> | Link the current folder to an existing site | | hosting claim | Open the last deploy's claim link in your browser | | hosting open | Open the last deploy's live site in your browser |

Options

  • --name <name> — set the site name (defaults to the page <title>)
  • --new — create a fresh site even if the folder is already linked to one
  • --token <token> — deploy token for hosting link (or set HOSTING_DEPLOY_TOKEN)
  • --claim — open the claim link in your browser right after deploying

Updating a site

The first deploy creates a site and saves its deploy token to .hosting.json. Every later deploy from the same folder sends that token and updates the same site — before and after you claim it. Claiming attaches the site to your account; the token keeps working, and you can view or regenerate it in the dashboard.

To deploy an existing site from another machine or CI, link the folder first:

hosting link happy-panda-482 --token <token-from-dashboard>
hosting

To start over with a fresh URL, run hosting --new.

Notes

  • Limits: 500 files, 50 MB per site. Hidden files and folders (anything starting with ., like .env or .git), node_modules, and OS junk files are skipped automatically.
  • Unclaimed sites expire 24 hours after the last deploy. Claim a site to keep it online permanently. If a linked site has expired, the next deploy tells you and creates a new one.
  • .hosting.json contains the deploy token and claim link — keep it private. The CLI adds it to .gitignore automatically when one exists.
  • The claim link is single-use and can't be recovered. If you want to keep the site, claim it before it expires.

About

This CLI is the open-source companion to 1freehosting.com. Deploys are anonymous by default; opening the claim link and signing in attaches the site to your account so you can manage it from the dashboard.

License

MIT