[Fixed]-Accelerated mobile pages in django?

I am a fellow django AMP developer but definitely not an expert, we are using the following url pattern

url(r'^api/news/', include('news.api_urls'), {"type", "regular"}), # regular

url(r'^api/amp/news/', include('news.api_urls'), {"type": "amp"}), # AMP

and in the view generating different context to be passed to the templates, canonicals in the templates point to each other and it seems to work

In the view, you can set the template variable in a number of different ways, like in a GET query parameter:

if request.GET.get('amp', 0) == 1:
    template_name = "amp.html"
else:
    template_name = "regular.html"

You can pass template_name as variable into the context, which you can then use when rendering the page:

{% extends template_name %}

That will allow you to render two entirely different layouts using the same view code/urls/context.

I create app https://github.com/shtalinberg/django-amp-tools for this

{% load amp_tags %} in template

{% amp_canonical_link request %} in meta

and create “amp” folder in templates

it’s first release. more documentation and futures will be added

Just to improve the first answer, i am providing a more detailed example.

project/urls.py

url(r'', include('app.urls'), {"type": "regular"}),
url(r'^amp/', include('app.urls'), {"type": "amp"}),

app/urls.py

url(r'^home/$', views.home),    

views.py

def home(request,type):
    if(type=='amp'):
        return render(request, 'app/amp/page.html', {}) 
    else:
        return render(request, 'app/page.html', {})