block-inventory

To inventory available blocks for AEM content modeling, you scan local project blocks and Block Collection references in parallel. This process surfaces existing block names and descriptions to consolidate a complete authoring palette for planning decisions.

A block inventory is used in page import planning to identify available blocks and their purposes. By surveying local AEM Edge Delivery Services blocks and Block Collection examples, you understand the authoring palette and inform content modeling decisions.

You can scan local AEM project blocks and Block Collection references simultaneously using a parallel scanning workflow. This consolidates findings into a unified inventory focused on canonical Block Collection blocks and their live example contexts.

Yes, you can use a block inventory to find live example contexts for the Block Collection. The inventory workflow queries the Block Collection to surface commonly used blocks alongside their live examples, informing your content modeling sessions.

The block inventory output prioritizes canonical Block Collection blocks. While it scans both local project blocks and Block Collection references during content modeling exploration, the final consolidated inventory is focused specifically on canonical Block Collection blocks.