Experiment with an AMP mode

[jackmcdade]

It should behave, for the most part, like a locale. Configure the global route (either a subdomain or first-segment url), and then check for an AMP-specific layout/template file before falling back to the standard one.

For example:

example.com/amp/blog/new-post would load /blog/new-post (essentially ignoring that first segment), and look for resources/views/amp/layout.antlers.html and resources/views/amp/blog-post.antlers.html.

We should then carry this rendered view through the Live Preview.

We could also make this a paid addon and come with some more boilerplate stuff to help speed up the AMP dev process.

More info on AMP here: https://ampbyexample.com

[jasonvarga]

It's off by default. You can enable it by setting 'enabled' => true inside config/statamic/amp.php

When enabled, any route prefixed with /amp will load the corresponding URL and load any amp views.

For example, visiting /amp/blog/post will load /blog/post.
If that entry intends to load a foo layout and a bar template, Statamic will instead try to load amp/foo and amp/bar views respectively.