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@innotekseo/blogs-migrate

v0.1.2

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HTML-to-MDX migration CLI — crawl legacy HTML sites and convert to MDX content files

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Keywords

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Readme

@innotekseo/blogs-migrate

HTML-to-MDX migration CLI — crawl legacy HTML sites and convert pages to MDX content files with frontmatter.

Part of the Innotek Platform Toolkits — open-source tools for AI-era content discoverability.

GitHub: innotekseoai/innotekseo-blogs · packages/cli

Install

npm install -g @innotekseo/blogs-migrate

Or use without installing:

npx @innotekseo/blogs-migrate --url https://old-blog.example.com

The binary name is innotekseo-migrate.

CLI Usage

innotekseo-migrate --url <start-url> [options]

Options:
  --url <url>        Start URL to crawl (required)
  --output <dir>     Output directory (default: ./content)
  --depth <n>        Max crawl depth (default: 1)
  --delay <ms>       Delay between requests in ms (default: 500)

Example:

innotekseo-migrate \
  --url https://old-blog.example.com/posts \
  --output ./src/content \
  --depth 3 \
  --delay 1000

Output — for each crawled page, generates an .mdx file:

---
title: "Original Page Title"
date: "2024-01-15T00:00:00.000Z"
source: "https://old-blog.example.com/posts/my-article"
---

Converted markdown content...

![Photo](./images/photo.jpg)

Features

  • BFS crawling with configurable depth limit
  • Smart content extraction — tries <article>, <main>, common CSS classes before falling back to <body>
  • Noise removal — strips <script>, <style>, <nav>, <footer>, <header>, <aside>, <iframe>
  • Image downloading — saves remote images locally, rewrites paths in markdown
  • Rate limiting between requests (default 500ms)
  • Slug deduplication — appends -1, -2 for duplicate URL slugs
  • Same-domain only — only follows links within the source domain
  • SSRF protection — blocks localhost, private IPs, IPv6 loopback, file://, .local hostnames
  • Path traversal protection — output directory validated to stay within CWD

Programmatic Usage

import { migrate } from "@innotekseo/blogs-migrate";

const files = await migrate({
  url: "https://old-blog.example.com",
  output: "./content",
  depth: 2,
  delay: 500,
});
// files: string[] — paths to created .mdx files

Individual functions are also exported: crawlPage, crawlSite, convertPage, slugify, toMdxString, downloadImages.

After Migration

The generated MDX files work directly with @innotekseo/blogs-core via LocalAdapter, and the @innotekseo/blogs-components layout components.

Related Packages

| Package | Description | |---|---| | @innotekseo/cli | Main GEO/SEO CLI — llms.txt, article scaffolding | | @innotekseo/blogs-core | Content adapter library + REST API | | @innotekseo/blogs-components | Astro UI components for MDX content |

→ Innotek Platform Toolkits

License

ISC — Innotek Solutions Ltd