A blog post is created by combining a standard HTML template with data from a JSON file. An AI model generates the JSON data. A Python script replaces special markers in the HTML template with the JSON data.
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A blog post is created by combining a standard HTML template with data from a JSON file.
An AI model generates the JSON data. A Python script replaces special markers in the HTML template with the JSON data.
The system uses a two-step process to create blog posts. First, an AI model generates content for the blog post and saves it as a JSON file. Second, a Python script takes this JSON data and inserts it into a pre-made HTML template. This process ensures that all blog posts follow a consistent design and structure. The Python script only replaces text; it does not use AI itself.
A developer wants to create a blog post about a festival. The developer selects the festival in an admin tool. An AI model then creates the text and details for the blog, saving this information in a JSON file. A Python script then uses this JSON file to fill in an HTML template, creating the final web page for the blog post.
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