trell-story-json-to-amp
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Compile story-json documents into AMP stories.
Not all features of the story-json format are supported at the moment. Open an issue if you need something that isn't supported yet. PRs are always welcome!
import story from './story.json';
import storyJsonToAmp from 'story-json-to-amp';
const ampHtml = storyJsonToAmp(story);
In addition to standard story-json properties, a few special optional properties can be added to the document:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
preview.publisher | REQUIRED. The name of the story's publisher. |
preview.publisherLogoSrc | REQUIRED. The publisher's logo in square format (1x1 aspect ratio). |
preview.posterPortraitSrc | REQUIRED. The story poster in portrait format (3x4 aspect ratio). |
preview.posterSquareSrc | The story poster in square format (1x1 aspect ratio). |
preview.posterLandscapeSrc | The story poster in landscape format (4x3 aspect ratio). |
customCss | Extra CSS to append to AMP story document. This is useful for adding fonts or making AMP-specific customizations. |
analytics | Array of AMP analytics objects |
bookendConfigSrc | Bookend endpoint URL |
Here's an AMP story generated by this module:
https://mic.com/stories/327/what-happens-in-your-brain-when-you-listen-to-music
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FAQs
Convert story JSON to STAMP HTML.
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