Integrating with img-amp / a bit more generalization [feature request]

[rajsite]

I'm using AMP HTML on github pages based off of the amplify theme and for the most part everything is awesome 🎉 but unfortunately I cannot use emoji directly 😢.

The problem is that AMP HTML doesn't want one to use img tags directly but instead wants you to use amp-img tags.

While I'm not expecting amp-img support directly (where would it end 😱), I was wondering if it was possible to make jemoji more configurable by using a layout template.

For example, in the _config.yml a setting could be added like

emoji:
  layout: emoji_include

So then whenever an emoji is used like :tada:, the template _includes/emoji_include.html is used with a variable passed in such as include.emoji_url.

For my amp-img example I could then have the following contents in _includes/emoji_include.html:

<amp-img width="20" height="20" layout="fixed" src="{{ include.emoji_url }}"></amp-img>

And the result of that template is what would be inserted into the page. I imagine some good variables to pass in would probably be the url, alt text, width, and height.

Let me know your thoughts or if I completely missed a way to achieve a similar result as is! 💯

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[edm00se]

This is a great idea and an elegant solution to the situation use of jemoji introduces with need for validation for an AMP site. 👍

[rajsite]

I'd still love to have jemoji work with amp-img based tags! Ran into this again recently :)