Sharing

slicer allows you to temporarily adjust certain aspects of its behavior using URL parameters, such as automatically loading a file or importing a script on startup. This is useful for embedding slicer into outside web applications and allowing users to automatically source arbitrary files.

You can:

• automatically load a file using the url parameter, e.g. https://slicer.run?url=https://example.com/my.jar.
• automatically open a file from your loaded ZIP/JAR file using the file parameter, e.g. https://slicer.run?url=https://example.com/my.jar&file=my.jar/path/inside/jar/MyClass.class.
  • You can also create the shareable URL directly in slicer by right-clicking the tab of an open file and selecting Copy shareable link!
• automatically load a mapping file using the mapping parameter, e.g. https://slicer.run?url=https://example.com/my.jar&mapping=https://example.com/my.tiny.
• automatically import a script using the script parameter, e.g. https://slicer.run?script=https://example.com/my-slicer-script/index.js.

source URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GenericException/SkidSuite/refs/heads/master/obf/obf-sample-test.jar
slicer URL: https://slicer.run?url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GenericException/SkidSuite/refs/heads/master/obf/obf-sample-test.jar

If you need a space for uploading files to share, pastes.dev and curl is a safe choice:

echo "https://api.pastes.dev/$(curl --progress-bar --data-binary @./path/to/file.jar -XPOST https://api.pastes.dev/post | jq -r '.key')"

A set of stylized buttons is provided for linking to slicer, akin to GitHub repository badges or the Vercel deploy button.

Button	URL	Markdown
	https://slicer.run/button-disassemble-small.svg	[](https://slicer.run?url=...)
	https://slicer.run/button-disassemble-large.svg	[](https://slicer.run?url=...)
	https://slicer.run/button-decompile-small.svg	[](https://slicer.run?url=...)
	https://slicer.run/button-decompile-large.svg	[](https://slicer.run?url=...)