Adds a "TweetMeta" field to the available meta fields
- Extract the downloaded copy of the "pico_tweetmeta" folder to your Pico install's "plugins" folder
- Add a line like "TweetMeta: This is the text I want tweeted yada yada" to your pages' meta section.
- Thats it ;)
Caveat: This does not actually tweet anything, it just allows you to access the contents of the meta.tweetmeta or page.tweetmeta variable for use elsewhere (e.g.: a Twig template).
Example usage: Using Pico-RSS-Plugin, you can replace "{{ page.content }}" with "{{ page.tweetmeta }}", then use an IFTTT Recipe to push your Pico blog updates to Twitter.