generate-import-html

Generate a deterministic, sectioned HTML file from authoring analysis.

Updated Feb 20, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/mhaack/sewjaland --skill generate-import-html-mhaack
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Skill: generate-import-html
Source: https://github.com/mhaack/sewjaland/tree/main/.claude/skills/generate-import-html
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mhaack/sewjaland --skill generate-import-html-mhaack

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Converts authoring analysis into a deterministic, sectioned HTML file suitable for AEM Edge Delivery Services, ensuring block structure, correct metadata embedding, and images folder management.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generate a plain HTML file with a sectioned layout from authoring analysis.
  • Apply section-level decisions, styling metadata, and block structures to ensure consistent rendering.
  • Manage the images folder alongside the HTML and embed a page-level metadata block for SEO and sharing.

Quick Start

Provide authoring-analysis results and run the skill to generate the HTML output.

Frequently Asked Questions about generate-import-html

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert authoring analysis into sectioned HTML for AEM Edge Delivery Services?

You can convert authoring analysis into HTML by automating the application of section-level decisions, block structures, and metadata embedding. This process generates a deterministic, sectioned HTML file suitable for AEM Edge Delivery Services.

What is the process for embedding metadata into an HTML file generated from authoring analysis?

Embedding metadata into generated HTML requires a metadata.json file to coordinate insertion. The process applies a page-level metadata block during generation to ensure correct SEO and sharing metadata embedding across the output.

Do I need a metadata.json file to generate HTML sections from authoring analysis?

Yes, a metadata.json file is required to generate HTML sections. It coordinates HTML generation, metadata insertion, and image placement alongside cleaned HTML and authoring-analysis outputs to ensure deterministic sectioned output.

How do I manage images when exporting HTML from authoring analysis?

Managing images during HTML export involves coordinating image folder management alongside the HTML file generation. The workflow uses metadata.json and authoring-analysis outputs to determine and place images correctly within the sectioned structure.

Can I automate block structure creation when converting authoring analysis to HTML?

Yes, block structure creation is automated during the conversion. The workflow applies section-level decisions and block structures from the authoring analysis to ensure consistent rendering and deterministic HTML output.

What are the limitations of generating deterministic HTML from authoring analysis?

The main limitation is the strict input requirement: the workflow needs authoring-analysis outputs, cleaned HTML, and a metadata.json file. Without these exact prerequisites, the automated HTML generation, metadata embedding, and image placement cannot be coordinated.