HtmlToAmpConverter

This project is intended to provide a lightweight html to AMP converter for article html produced by WYSIWING editors like TinyMCE, CKEditor... It uses HtmlAgilityPack for sanitizing html.

Requirements

ASP.NET Core 2.1 or higher

Basic installation & Configuration

Install the nuget package

install-package HtmlToAmpConverter

In your startup.cs ConfigureServices void, register the HtmlToAmp service :

services.AddHtmlToAmpConverter();

And then in your controller MVC :

  private HtmlToAmp _htmlToAmp;

  public HomeController(HtmlToAmp htmlToAmp)
  {
    _htmlToAmp = htmlToAmp;
  }

  public IActionResult Index() {
    string htmlAMP = _htmlToAmp.ConvertToAmp(html);
    return Ok(htmlAMP);
  }

List of sanitizers availables

.amp-iframe .amp-img .amp-youtube .script & styles tag removing

Options

you can control the layout used for objects by setting the value of DefaultObjectLayout in the options file

  services.AddHtmlToAmpConverter(options=> options.DefaultObjectLayout = AmpObjectLayout.fill

Available options are responsive (default option), fill and cover

you can use the fill option if you have images, or iframes with unknown width and height to ensure aspect ratio is maintened

When using the fill options, you must add the following styling rules to your stylesheet

[layout="fill"] { position: relative; display: block; width: 100%; height: 300px; }

[layout="fill"] > img { object-fit: contain; }

Customization

Create a custom Sanitizer It is recommended to use HtmlAgilityPack for manipulating the html document

  // Example
  public class MyCustomSanitizer : IHtmlToAmpSanitizer
  {
    public void ConvertToAmp(HtmlDocument html)
    {
     // Manipulate the dom with HtmlAgilityPack here
     // See the docs : https://html-agility-pack.net/documentation
    }
  }

You register the sanitizer as following :

  services.AddHtmlToAmpConverter(options=> {
    options.AddSanitizer<MyCustomSanitizer>();
  });