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@imgly/html-exporter

v0.2.0

Published

Export CE.SDK scenes as responsive HTML5. Platform-agnostic TypeScript library for converting Creative Engine designs to HTML.

Readme

@imgly/html-exporter

Export CE.SDK scenes to HTML5 — static designs and animated video timelines.

Installation

npm install @imgly/html-exporter

Quick Start

import CreativeEngine from "@cesdk/engine";
import { exportHtml } from "@imgly/html-exporter";

const engine = await CreativeEngine.init({ license: "YOUR_LICENSE" });
await engine.scene.loadFromArchiveURL("https://example.com/scene.zip");

const result = await exportHtml(engine, {
  format: "external",
  pageIndex: 0,
});

// Write files to disk (Node.js)
import fs from "fs/promises";
import path from "path";

for (const [filePath, file] of result.files) {
  const fullPath = path.join("./output", filePath);
  await fs.mkdir(path.dirname(fullPath), { recursive: true });
  await fs.writeFile(fullPath, file.content);
}

engine.dispose();

API

exportHtml(engine, options)

Exports a single page from the loaded scene as HTML5.

const result = await exportHtml(engine, options);

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | pageIndex | number | required | 0-based page index to export | | format | "external" \| "embedded" | "external" | Output format (see below) | | quality | number | 90 | WebP image quality (0–100) | | animated | boolean \| "auto" | "auto" | Generate GSAP timeline for animations | | textMode | "html" \| "vector" | "html" | Text rendering mode | | insertExplicitLineBreaks | boolean | true | Insert <br> at CE.SDK line break positions | | useSyntheticIds | boolean | false | Use stable deterministic element IDs | | abortSignal | AbortSignal | — | Cancel the export |

Returns

interface ExportHtmlResult {
  files: FileMap;            // Generated files (extends Map<string, ExportFile>)
  messages?: LogMessage[];   // Log messages from export
}

Output Formats

External — HTML file with separate image and font files. Best for production where assets can be cached independently.

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "external", pageIndex: 0 });
// Files: index.html, images/*.webp, fonts/*.woff2

Embedded — Single HTML file with all assets inlined as base64 data URLs. Best for sharing or previewing.

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "embedded", pageIndex: 0 });
// Files: index.html (self-contained)

Working with FileMap

The result contains a FileMap — a standard Map<string, ExportFile> with an added toZip() method.

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "external", pageIndex: 0 });

// Read, add, modify, or remove files
result.files.get("index.html");
result.files.set("manifest.json", {
  content: JSON.stringify({ version: "1.0" }),
  mimeType: "application/json",
});
result.files.delete("unwanted.txt");

// Package as ZIP
const zip = await result.files.toZip();
await fs.writeFile("output.zip", zip);

injectGsapPlayer(html, options?)

Injects GSAP from a CDN into exported HTML for quick preview and debugging. Adds autoplay looping by default.

import { exportHtml, injectGsapPlayer } from "@imgly/html-exporter";

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "embedded", pageIndex: 0 });
const html = result.files.get("index.html")!.content as string;

// Inject GSAP + autoplay for preview
const playableHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html);

Or customize:

// Custom GSAP URL, no autoplay
const playableHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html, {
  gsapUrl: "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/gsap@3/dist/gsap.min.js",
  autoplay: false,
});

Note: injectGsapPlayer automatically detects and injects SplitText from CDN when the exported HTML contains data-requires-plugins="SplitText". You can override the URL or disable this with the splitTextUrl option.


Animations with GSAP

Exported HTML for animated scenes (video mode) includes an inline runtime script that builds a GSAP timeline from data-animation attributes in the DOM. GSAP must be loaded as a global before the page renders.

How It Works

  1. The exporter embeds a lightweight runtime <script> in the HTML.
  2. The runtime reads data-timeline-* and data-animation attributes from elements.
  3. It calls gsap.timeline(), gsap.from(), and gsap.to() to build the animation.
  4. If GSAP is not loaded, elements remain visible as a static fallback.

Detecting Dependencies

The exported HTML signals what it needs via data attributes on the #container div:

<!-- Static (no GSAP needed) -->
<div id="container" class="page">

<!-- Animated (GSAP required) -->
<div id="container" class="page" data-timeline-duration="5.0">

<!-- Animated with text segmentation (GSAP + SplitText required) -->
<div id="container" class="page" data-timeline-duration="5.0"
     data-requires-plugins="SplitText">

You can check these attributes programmatically:

const html = result.files.get("index.html")!.content as string;

const needsGsap = html.includes("data-timeline-duration");
const needsSplitText = html.includes('data-requires-plugins="SplitText"');

Loading GSAP

The simplest approach is to use injectGsapPlayer(), which automatically injects both GSAP core and SplitText (when needed) from CDN:

import { exportHtml, injectGsapPlayer } from "@imgly/html-exporter";

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "embedded", pageIndex: 0 });
const html = result.files.get("index.html")!.content as string;

// Injects GSAP + SplitText (if needed) + autoplay
const playableHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html);

Or manually add script tags before the exported HTML's inline <script>:

<!-- GSAP core (required for all animated exports) -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/gsap@3/dist/gsap.min.js"></script>

<!-- SplitText plugin (only when data-requires-plugins="SplitText" is present) -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/gsap@3/dist/SplitText.min.js"></script>

Note: SplitText became free in GSAP 3.12.0 and is available on public CDNs.

Integration Example

import { exportHtml, injectGsapPlayer } from "@imgly/html-exporter";

const result = await exportHtml(engine, {
  format: "embedded",
  pageIndex: 0,
});

const htmlFile = result.files.get("index.html")!;
let html =
  typeof htmlFile.content === "string"
    ? htmlFile.content
    : new TextDecoder().decode(htmlFile.content);

// injectGsapPlayer auto-detects SplitText needs from data attributes
const playableHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html);

// Or with custom URLs:
const customHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html, {
  gsapUrl: "/assets/js/gsap.min.js",
  splitTextUrl: "/assets/js/SplitText.min.js",
});

// Or disable SplitText auto-injection:
const gsapOnlyHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html, { splitTextUrl: false });

Text Animations and SplitText

Some text animations split text into individual lines, words, or characters for staggered effects. These require the GSAP SplitText plugin at runtime.

| Animation | Segments | Effect | |-----------|----------|--------| | Typewriter | Characters or words | Segments appear one at a time | | Spread | Characters | Characters spread out from center | | Merge | Words | Words slide in from alternating directions |

When SplitText is not loaded, these animations fall back to animating the entire text block as a unit — the animation still plays, but without the per-segment stagger.

Autoplay and Looping

The runtime builds the timeline but does not auto-play it. The timeline is exposed as window.__timeline for programmatic control:

<script>
  // After GSAP and the exported HTML have loaded:
  var tl = window.__timeline;
  if (tl) {
    tl.play();                    // Play once
    tl.eventCallback("onComplete", function () {
      tl.seek(0);
      tl.play();                  // Loop
    });
  }
</script>

Or use the built-in injectGsapPlayer() helper which does this automatically:

import { injectGsapPlayer } from "@imgly/html-exporter";

const playableHtml = injectGsapPlayer(html); // Injects GSAP CDN + autoplay loop

Common Workflows

Modifying the HTML

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "external", pageIndex: 0 });

const htmlFile = result.files.get("index.html")!;
let html =
  typeof htmlFile.content === "string"
    ? htmlFile.content
    : new TextDecoder().decode(htmlFile.content);

// Add metadata, tracking scripts, etc.
html = html
  .replace("</head>", '<meta name="author" content="My Company">\n</head>')
  .replace("</body>", "<script>initTracking();</script>\n</body>");

result.files.set("index.html", { content: html, mimeType: "text/html" });

Click Tags for Ad Platforms

const clickTagScript = `
<script>
  var clickTag = "https://example.com";
  document.addEventListener("click", function() {
    window.open(clickTag, "_blank");
  });
</script>`;

html = html.replace("</body>", clickTagScript + "\n</body>");

Adding Custom Files

// Adobe TDF file
result.files.set("template.tdf", {
  content: "NAME\tDATA_TYPE\nheadline\tTEXT\nimage\tIMAGE",
  mimeType: "text/tab-separated-values",
});

// Platform manifest
result.files.set("manifest.json", {
  content: JSON.stringify({ width: 300, height: 250, platform: "google-ads" }),
  mimeType: "application/json",
});

Exporting All Pages

const pages = engine.block.findByType("page");

for (let i = 0; i < pages.length; i++) {
  const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "external", pageIndex: i });
  const zip = await result.files.toZip();
  await fs.writeFile(`page-${i + 1}.zip`, zip);
}

Browser Preview

const result = await exportHtml(engine, { format: "embedded", pageIndex: 0 });
const html = result.files.get("index.html")!.content as string;

// Display in iframe
const iframe = document.getElementById("preview") as HTMLIFrameElement;
iframe.srcdoc = html;

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for release notes.

License

ISC