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BrewPage vs CDNJS
BrewPage is a free, account-less content host: a POST to endpoints like brewpage.app/api/html turns HTML, Markdown, JSON, key-value pairs, or a whole multi-file site into a short public URL, protected by an anonymous owner token instead of a login. Pages default to a 15-day TTL (30-day max) and can be password-protected, and the project ships both an MCP server (brewpage-mcp on npm) and a Claude Code plugin for programmatic publishing.
cdnjs mirrors thousands of open-source JavaScript, CSS, and font libraries on Cloudflare's edge network, and its free `/libraries` and `/libraries/:library` endpoints expose the same catalogue as JSON — name, latest version, file list, SRI hashes, and linked GitHub metadata — backed by Algolia search. No key or signup is required for either the asset CDN or the metadata API, and responses cache for six hours server-side.
| BrewPage | CDNJS | |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | None | None |
| Pricing | free | free |
| Formats | HTML, JSON, Markdown | JSON |
| CORS | no | yes |
| HTTPS | Yes | Yes |
CDNJS supports CORS, while BrewPage doesn't — pick CDNJS for direct browser calls.