Fossery Tech :debian: :gnome: on Nostr: ...But the most important part is, it will generate the whole boilerplate, header, ...

...But the most important part is, it will generate the whole boilerplate, header, footer, sidebar, etc. exactly how it is currently in the codebase (plus add a comment stating the code is generated using this tool, for transparency reasons), and the conversion of individual Markdown elements will be written to match exactly (or at least almost exactly) how I've done it all the time manually (and how I wanted to do with AI) until now. (Actually, AI automatically added <!-- ====== SECTION NAME ====== --> style comments to the individual sections of the cheatsheet without asking, but ironically, it isn't a bad idea, to make the code easier to navigate, I'll include that in the script too. Just take what's good, and leave behind the bad, y'know lol) It will probably take some time to implement, especially the actual Markdown conversion part, and maybe I won't be able to replicate exactly how I write those cheatsheet pages, but at least it will produce consistent result based on fixed logic, and won't do anything else I (and the future contributors of the FosseryWeb project) didn't ask for. I'll also port it to FosseryWeb Min's codebase (which is pretty similar, with relatively small differences), and probably extend it to generate article pages too in the future.
In case you're curious, you can track my progress here:
https://codeberg.org/fosseryweb/page-builders
And, if you're interested, you can take a look at the already available beta Java cheatsheets:
https://fosseryweb.codeberg.page/@beta/cheatsheets/java/