himanshu-myupchar

<section amp-access="loggedIn">  
  <template amp-access-template type="amp-mustache">
      <amp-img src={{image}} width="29px" height="29px" class="round-logged-in-img"/>{{name}}
  </template>
</section>

himanshu-myupchar

 <script id="amp-access" type="application/json">
    {
      "authorization": "/amp-access/authorization?rid=READER_ID&url=CANONICAL_URL&ref=DOCUMENT_REFERRER&_=RANDOM",
      "pingback": "/amp-access/authorization?rid=READER_ID&url=CANONICAL_URL&ref=DOCUMENT_REFERRER&_=RANDOM",
      "authorizationFallbackResponse": {
          "error": true,
          "loggedIn": false,
          "powerUser": false
      }
    }

himanshu-myupchar

<picture>
 <source type="image/webp" srcset="<%[email protected](:webp)%>">
 <source type="<%[email protected]_content_type%>" srcset="<%[email protected]%>">
 <img class="img-fluid img-center img-responsive" data-original="<%[email protected]%>" alt="<%[email protected]%>" src=""/>
</picture>

himanshu-myupchar

module Paperclip
  # Paperclip processors allow you to modify attached files when they are
  # attached in any way you are able. Paperclip itself uses command-line
  # programs for its included Thumbnail processor, but custom processors
  # are not required to follow suit.
  #
  # Processors are required to be defined inside the Paperclip module and
  # are also required to be a subclass of Paperclip::Processor. There is
  # only one method you *must* implement to properly be a subclass:
  # #make, but #initialize may also be of use. #initialize accepts 3

himanshu-myupchar

class Post
has_attached_file :asset,
    :storage => :s3,
    :processors => [:webp],
    :url => ":s3_alias_url",
    :path => ":id/:filename",
    :s3_region => "your-region",
    styles: {
                webp: {
                  format: 'webp'