@s-ui/amp-runner
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Clone the repo and inside packages/serverless run $ npm install
To start to develop run npm start that will put a server listen in at the port 3000 by default o any port setting in the process.env.PORT variable.
The server will response to GET request with the format:
http://localhost:3000/amp/[URL_CANONICAL_ORIGINAL]?package=[AMP_PACKAGE_TEMPLATE]&organization=[ORG_AMP_PACKAGE_TEMPLATE]&version=[VERSION]
Url example:
http://localhost:3000/amp/https://www.fotocasa.es/vivienda/malaga-capital/parking-terraza-trastero-zona-comunitaria-piscina-panorama-142784244?package=amp-generator-alpha-basic&organization=schibstedspain&version=beta
Version is the uniq param dont require, and by default we will search for the latest version.
To deploy this package you must have install globally the up package.
To deploy to staging: $up deploy
to deploy to production: up deploy production
More up command in the up documentation
### AMP parser pacakges
Is regular npm packages, with two files in the root of the project.
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Using aws lambdas function we can provide an AMP versión of any page
We found that @s-ui/amp-runner demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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