A serverless function that converts structured JSON form data into a well-formatted HTML template with proper categorization and styling.

• Automatic Categorization: Groups form fields by section numbers (1., 2., 3., etc.)
• Subsection Organization: Further organizes fields into logical subsections (2.1, 2.2, etc.)
• Rich Formatting:
  • Boolean values displayed as colored Yes/No
  • Email addresses become clickable mailto links
  • URLs become clickable links
  • Dates are formatted for readability
  • Long text gets automatic line breaks
• Professional Styling: Clean, responsive design with proper typography
• Flexible Structure: Handles optional sections (only shows sections with data)

Send a POST request to the endpoint with JSON data:

curl -X POST https://your-val-town-url.web.val.run \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"firstname": "John", "1． lastname": "Doe", "2．1． Assessment Type": "Full Audit"}'

The function expects JSON with keys that follow this pattern:

• firstname - Special case for first name
• 1. or 1． prefix - General information
• 2. or 2． prefix - Desktop assessment details
• 3. or 3． prefix - Browser extension details
• 4. or 4． prefix - Mobile assessment details
• 5. or 5． prefix - Additional information
• utm_*, referrer, etc. - Tracking information

1. General Project & Contact Information
2. Desktop Wallet Assessment (if applicable)
   • 2.1 Scope of Work (Desktop)
   • 2.2 Desktop Codebase Details
   • 2.3 Security Goals & Concerns (Desktop)
   • 2.4 Worst-Case Scenario Assessment (Desktop)
   • 2.5 Access & Logistics (Desktop)
   • 2.6 Timeline & Schedule (Desktop)
   • 2.7 Budget (Desktop)
3. Browser Extension Wallet Assessment (if applicable)
   • Similar subsection structure
4. Mobile Wallet Assessment (if applicable)
   • Similar subsection structure
5. Additional Information (if applicable)
6. Tracking Information (if present)

Returns a complete HTML document with:

• Responsive design optimized for 800px max width
• Professional styling with color-coded sections
• Proper semantic HTML structure
• Inline CSS for portability

• Returns 405 for non-POST requests
• Returns 400 for invalid JSON
• Gracefully handles missing or malformed fields