Tokens

Register custom token normalizers for additional fieldtypes or add custom value tokens to the token input.

Custom tokens require the Pro edition.

The token input can be extended in two ways:

• Token Normalizers — Convert field values into strings so they can be used as tokens.

• Value Tokens — Tokens that provide static or dynamic values.

Token Normalizers

Token normalizers convert field values into strings so they can be used as tokens. Advanced SEO includes normalizers for common fieldtypes like Text, Bard, and Markdown. If you need support for a fieldtype that isn't covered, create a normalizer for it.

A normalizer requires both a PHP class for server-side rendering and a JavaScript normalizer for the live preview in the Control Panel.

Creating a Normalizer

Extend the TokenNormalizer class and implement the fieldtype() and normalize() methods:

namespace App\Seo\Tokens;

use Aerni\AdvancedSeo\Tokens\TokenNormalizer;
use Statamic\Fields\Value;

class TagsTokenNormalizer extends TokenNormalizer
{
    public function fieldtype(): string
    {
        return 'tags';
    }

    public function normalize(Value $value): ?string
    {
        return collect($value->value())->join(', ');
    }
}

Register a JavaScript normalizer for the same fieldtype handle using Statamic.$advancedSeo.normalizers.add(). The normalizer receives the raw field value and field meta:

Statamic.booting(() => {
    Statamic.$advancedSeo.normalizers.add('tags', (value, meta) => {
        return (value ?? []).join(', ');
    });
});

API

Method	Description
fieldtype(): string	Return the handle of the fieldtype this normalizer is for
normalize(Value $value): ?string	Convert the field value to a plain string so it can be used as a token

Built-in normalizers for reference

Normalizer	Fieldtype	Behavior
TextTokenNormalizer	text	Strips tags and trims
TextareaTokenNormalizer	textarea	Strips tags and trims
BardTokenNormalizer	bard	Converts Bard content to plain text
MarkdownTokenNormalizer	markdown	Converts Markdown to plain text
UsersTokenNormalizer	users	Resolves user names (comma-separated with "and")

Value Tokens

Value tokens provide static or dynamic values that appear alongside field tokens in the autocomplete. They are useful for values that don't come from a blueprint field.

Creating a Value Token

Extend the ValueToken class and implement the handle() and value() methods. The handle is used as the Antlers tag name. A handle of company_name becomes {{ company_name }} in the token input:

namespace App\Seo\Tokens;

use Aerni\AdvancedSeo\Tokens\ValueToken;

class CompanyNameToken extends ValueToken
{
    public function handle(): string
    {
        return 'company_name';
    }

    public function value(): ?string
    {
        return config('app.company_name');
    }
}

The $this->parent property gives you access to the entry or term the token is being resolved for, enabling context-aware values.

API

Method	Description
handle(): string	Return the token handle, used as the Antlers tag name
value(): ?string	Return the token's value
display(): string	Return the display label shown in the autocomplete. Defaults to a title-cased version of the handle
group(): string	Return the group name for the autocomplete dropdown. Defaults to "Common"

Built-in value tokens for reference

Token	Handle	Value
SeparatorToken	separator	The configured title separator
SiteNameToken	site_name	The configured site name

Registration

Both token normalizers and value tokens can be registered in two ways:

Via Config

Add the class to the tokens array in config/advanced-seo.php:

'tokens' => [
    App\Seo\Tokens\TagsTokenNormalizer::class,
    App\Seo\Tokens\CompanyNameToken::class,
],

Via Service Provider

Register the class in a service provider's boot method:

public function boot(): void
{
    \App\Seo\Tokens\TagsTokenNormalizer::register();
    \App\Seo\Tokens\CompanyNameToken::register();
}