Why sher?
You built something and you want to show it to someone. Should be simple, but instead you're setting up a Vercel project, or pushing to a branch for a preview deploy, or telling someone to clone your repo and run it locally.
All of that just for "hey, check this out real quick".
sher fixes that. Run sher link in your project and you get a live URL you can send to anyone. It detects your framework (Vite, Next.js, Astro, plain HTML), builds it, uploads the output, and gives you a link. One command.
The link expires on its own, so there's no project to manage, no dashboard to check, and nothing to clean up after.
npm i -g shersh
