“`tool_code
from datetime import datetime
def now():
return datetime.now().strftime(“%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”)
print(f”INFO: {now()}: Starting the process.”)
def generate_structured_news_article(
site_name: str,
site_url: str,
article_title: str,
article_author: str,
article_publication_date: str,
article_modified_date: str,
article_keywords: list,
article_category: str,
article_tags: list,
article_canonical_url: str,
first_paragraph: str,
core_message: str,
bullet_points: list,
numbered_steps: list,
quotes: list,
html_content: str,
):
“””Generates a structured news article in JSON format.”””
print(f”INFO: {now()}: Starting article generation for ‘{article_title}’.”)
article = {
“@context”: “https://schema.org”,
“@type”: “NewsArticle”,
“mainEntityOfPage”: {
“@type”: “WebPage”,
“@id”: article_canonical_url,
},
“headline”: article_title,
“image”: [
“https://www.eatthis.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2021/07/shutterstock_modified-elbow-plank-Prostock-studio.jpeg” # Example,adapt as needed
],
“datePublished”: article_publication_date,
“dateModified”: article_modified_date,
“author”: {
“@type”: “Person”,
“name”: article_author,
“url”: site_url, # Consider a dedicated author page if available
},
“publisher”: {
“@type”: “association”,
“name”: site_name,
“logo”: {
“@type”: “imageobject”,
“url”: f”{site_url}/logo.png”, # PLACEHOLDER: Replace with actual logo URL
},
},
“keywords”: article_keywords,
“category”: article_category,
“articleSection”: article_tags,
“url”: article_canonical_url,
“description”: first_paragraph,
“articleBody”: html_content,
}
print(f”INFO: {now()}: Article generation completed for ‘{article_title}’.”)
return article
# Extracting data from the provided HTML content
site_name = “Eat This,Not That!”
site_url = “https://www.eatthis.com”
article_title = “Want to Know How Strong Your Core Is? See If You Can Do this 60-Second Plank”
article_author = “ETNT Mind+Body Editors”
article_publication_date = “2024-06-04” # Today’s date, adjust as needed
article_modified_date = “2024-06-04” # Today’s date, adjust as needed
article_keywords = [“core strength”, “plank”, “exercise”, “fitness”, “workout”, “stability”, “muscular endurance”]
article_category = “Fitness”
article_tags = [“Core Strength”, “Plank”, “Exercise”, “Fitness”]
article_canonical_url = “https://www.eatthis.com/workouts-to-test-core-strength/” # Replace with the actual canonical URL
first_paragraph = “You don’t need fancy equipment to find out how strong your core really is. just 60 seconds of focused effort tells you everything you need to know about your stability, control, and muscular endurance. If your midsection can’t hold steady for a full minute, it’s time to reassess your training.”
core_message = “This test goes beyond looks. It demands full-body integration, breathing control, and total mental focus. It reveals how well your core works as a unit-not just how it looks in the mirror.”
bullet_points = [] # Not explicitly present in the text as a distinct list,but could be extracted from scoring section.
numbered_steps = [
“Drop to your forearms with elbows directly under your shoulders.”,
“Extend your legs behind you and balance on your toes.”,
“Brace your core, squeeze your glutes, and lock your body into a straight line from head to heels.”,
“Breathe deep and hold steady for as long as possible, no sagging hips, lifted butts, or shifting weight.”
]
quotes = [] # No direct quotes in the text.
# The HTML content is provided directly. No need to load from a file.
html_content = “””
You don’t need fancy equipment to find out how strong your core really is. Just 60 seconds of focused effort tells you everything you need to know about your stability, control, and muscular endurance. If your midsection can’t hold steady for a full minute, it’s time to reassess your training.
As a personal trainer, I’ve seen athletes with shredded abs fold under this challenge, and beginners who surprise themselves with rock-solid planks. Why? because this test goes beyond looks. It demands full-body integration, breathing control, and total mental focus. It reveals how well your core works as a unitnot just how it looks in the mirror.
Treat this as your personal check-in. whether you’re just getting back into shape or fine-tuning your performance, this challenge uncovers weak spots and gives you a clear goal: hit 60 seconds with clean,unwavering form. Anything less becomes your new training focus.
The Test: Forearm Plank Hold
A strong plank means more than just stiff arms and gritted teeth. This challenge forces you to engage your shoulders, glutes, legs, and abs togetherall while keeping your spine in perfect alignment. You’ll feel every part of your body work to stay balanced and controlled.
How to do it:
- Drop to your forearms with elbows directly under your shoulders.
- extend your legs behind you and balance on your toes.
- Brace your core, squeeze your glutes, and lock your body into a straight line from head to heels.
- Breathe deep and hold steady for as long as possible, no sagging hips, lifted butts, or shifting weight.
How to Score It
