You can refer "Implementing Adaptive Images in AEM" in the below documentation:https://helpx.adobe.com/in/experience-manager/6-3/sites/developing/using/responsive.htmlhttps://helpx.adobe.com/in/experience-manager/6-3/sites/developing/using/responsive.html

Hi Bhavyas,The content.json provided under the path "/json-import-samples" will be treated as the jcr:content of "/content/sih" page path. It could be your project path as well. Example : /content/<project-name>

Hi,We can achieve this using adaptive image component. I can share the sample code and configuration, if required.

Hi, You need to make a entry in "Apache Sling Servlet/Script Resolver and Error Handler" for /healthcheck, and now you can register your servlet with /healthcheck .

Hi, You can register your servlet using resourceType and can get component path in your servlet using :

I was not asking how to include all clientlibs in HTL, my question is how to use themed clientlibs in HTL as we use in jsp explained above.

Hi, I know that in jsp, we can use themed clientlibs by using themed attribute:<cq:includeClientLib js="themeParent" themed="false"/> But not able to find how to use it in Sightly.

Yes we can test WCMUsePojo using AEM Mocks. To Mock the get methods of WCMUsePojo you need to mock the Bindings. Take a look of below sample class.public class SampleTest {   @Rule   public AemContext aemContext = new AemContext();  Sample obj = new Sample();  Resource resource = mock(Resource.class...

Try using below approach:Resource resource = mock(Resource.class);MyClass myClass = new MyClass(){   @Override   public Resource getResource() {   return resource;  };};

You can take reference from AEM Mocks