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Informations about the package extrovert
Extrovert
Quickly generate simple social media share URLs.
Usage
This project only generates URLs (and, optionally, link elements to wrap them); it does not implement any kind of more involved sharing activity, and it never will. It is not attempting to be a social media clearinghouse with deep integration, interactivity, and share counts, so it will only ever support services that allow for sharing through the simple mechanism of a link.
URL
To use it, simply call the url() static method on the network you want, passing in any relevant arguments. For instance, to generate a link to share something on Facebook, you would do this:
Some networks also support additional information, such as a name or description. You can pass these serially, or as part of an array. The following are all equivalent:
All content is automatically URL-encoded—do not pass in already encoded strings.
Link
You can also generate a simple link element, with a few safety features. The syntax is very similar to url(), but with link() you must pass your url arguments as an array.
Supported Networks
- Facebook - Supports only the
urlargument. - LinkedIn - Supports the
urlargument. - Twitter - Supports the
urlandnamearguments. - Pinterest - Supports the
url,description, andmediaarguments, but beat in mind that they must be passed as a key array, and that you must pass both aurlandmediavalue--Pinterest won't understand it otherwise, and you'll get odd results. - Email - Supports the
urlandname, anddescriptionarguments, but behaves a little differently. It expectsdescriptionto contain a%sthat will be replaced with theurl. It will also attempt to generate reasonable defaults fornameanddescription(the subject and body of the email respectively) if none are provided. - Your Favorite! - Submit an issue or, even better, a pull request! Please do keep in mind the limitations and intentions of the project, however.
Notes
Extrovert is very type-sensitive, so make sure you pass it arguments that it will like: Otherwise it will very rudely start throwing exceptions.
If you pass arguments that are the correct type but are otherwise incorrect, it will very politely just return an empty string.
Many of these services will pull information to populate rich links from the URL you are telling them to link to. For this reason, it is wise to make sure that the metadata (and/or OpenGraph data) on that URL is correctly implemented. It also means that they will throw errors if you try to link to unreachable URLS (i.e. development-site.local);
