Django AMP Renderer

Middleware for applying AMP Renderer to the output of a request in Django. Tested in Python 3.8 and above, but works on Python 3.6+.

Usage

Install via PyPI:

pip install django-amp-renderer

To apply the middleware, add django_amp_renderer.middleware.AMPRenderingMiddleware to MIDDLEWARE in your Django settings file:

MIDDLEWARE = [
    'django_amp_renderer.middleware.AMPRenderingMiddleware',
    …
]

The middleware expects the variables AMP_RUNTIME_VERSION and AMP_RUNTIME_STYLES to be set in your Django settings file.

For AMP_RUNTIME_VERSION, provide the current AMP runtime version number as a string (to avoid losing leading zeroes). For AMP_RUNTIME_STYLES, provide the full contents of https://cdn.ampproject.org/v0.css.

AMP_RUNTIME_VERSION = '012007242032002'
AMP_RUNTIME_STYLES = """
    html{overflow-x:hidden!important}…
""".strip()

AMPRenderer has optional comment removal and attribute trimming. Those are disabled by default; To access them, use a subclass of the middleware and set the variables to True. They are passed along to the renderer.

class TransformingMiddleware(AMPRenderingMiddleware):
    strip_comments = True
    trim_attributes = True

You can apply the middleware to all requests, even non-AMP pages. The transformations will only be applied if the document contains the v0.js script (https://cdn.ampproject.org/v0.js).

If the transformation is applied, the Boilerplate-Status header of the response will either be set to "Removed" or "Ignored", based on whether the boilerplate was able to be removed by the renderer.

Testing, etc.

Install development requirements (Requires Python >= 3.8):

make install

Sort imports:

make format

Lint:

make lint

Test:

make test