This tiny utility reads the contents of an HTML file, runs it through JSON.stringify(), then saves the result as a JSON file. The file name (which should be an Ellipsis UUID) must be provided as a command line argument. For example:
node index.js WGUBCMMQCRA5HPX7YJQ2KWCW3Y
In the above example, a file named files/WGUBCMMQCRA5HPX7YJQ2KWCW3Y.json would be generated (assuming that files/WGUBCMMQCRA5HPX7YJQ2KWCW3Y.html exists).
A content attribute will be created to house the JSON-stringified HTML:
{
"content": "<html>...</html>"
}