This plugin provides a fieldset for quickly adding opengraph data to your content types, and some helper functions for adding social data to your views. I've used this in a few Statamic sites to speed up the process of getting share meta onto the page.

I'm not sure how much I'll be using Statamic from here on out, so I can't guarantee how often I'll touch this code, but at the very least it might give you a good idea how this stuff could be done with a plugin... At least until they release Statamic 2, which may make everything here redundant. ❤️

None, but the social buttons reference the Font Awesome icon set.

• unzip to Statamic directory
• adjust the settings file in _config/add-ons/opengraph
• if you want to add customisable opengraph data to pages, add the opengraph fieldset to the respective filedset file

This will add the Javascript for Google Analytics to your layout. The analytics code is stored in the plugin config file.

{{ opengraph:analytics }}

This will add a bunch of open graph metadata that will make your layouts more share friendly, and possibly increase your SEO.

{{ opengraph:metatags }}

This will make a small list of share buttons in your layout. They use the same data as the meta tags, and they're very plain - just enough to get you going with social without having to import a bunch of extra Javascript to get things like page counts, etc. Think of this as a very basic starter method that will get you through unless you want to be a big-shot Social Giant.

{{ opengraph:sharebuttons }}