Grapejs and WordPress

Hi. I think that this project is amazing. I especially interested in what is written in the "README.md" page, where you present an image depicting the process of connecting Grapesjs to a CMS, and I also read the issue #41 .

Despite all these informations I have a really poor knowledge of Grapesjs at this time. Though I am starting to imagine a way to implement a sort of PlugIn or Theme for WordPress, based on Grapesjs for editing.

Therefore I imagined a "starter" approach.

Loading some page/post or skeleton of them in to Grapesjs Let say we want to load the Home Page, in the case it is implemented, for example, as a front-page.php in your theme. In a WordPress template there are several different PHP calls. Actually there can be any kind of PHP code. But, for now, I want to consider only the most important call: get_template_part().

Loading the rendered page, the HTML from WordPress output, is (probably) not a problem for Grapesjs, but what if I want to keep track of where these calls are located to implement a sort of "smart" export?

So I thought to wrap get_template_part() in a custom Theme (or PlugIn) call that outputs some "placeholder" in case the request comes from a Grapejs editor page. Something like:

function my_load($slug, $name) {
  echo "<div class=\"wp-template-wrapper\" id=\"wp-template-" . $slug . "\">";
  ‎get_template_part($slug, $name);
  echo "</div>"; ‎
}

Does this solution make any sense to you? Or would you suggest any other approach?