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@adia-technology/policies-consent-widget

v1.1.6

Published

Angular module to manage terms, policies and Smartlook integration.

Downloads

128

Readme

PoliciesConsentWidget

Set of reusable components to compose customizable policy consent Angular modal. This library was generated with Angular CLI version 7.3.10.

Getting started

Installing

Npm installation:

npm install @adia-technology/policies-consent-widget --save

Usage & example

In order to customize the looks of a modal prepare property of type Theme and specify colors.

  theme: Theme =
  {
    'primary-color':'#53d356',
    'secondary-color':'#333333',
    'tertiary-color':'#E7E7E7',
    'quaternary-color':'#E2E6EA',
    'switch-bg-color':'#FFFFFF',
    'btn-text-color':'#FFFFFF'
  }

Add third party scss imports to your global styling scss.

@import '~ngx-smart-modal/ngx-smart-modal';
@import '~ngx-ui-switch/ui-switch.component.scss';

Basic example

<app-consent-modal [theme]="theme" [identifier]="your-modal-identifier">
  <app-consent-modal-navigation
  [theme]="theme"
  (onClose)="methodHandlingCloseAction()"></app-consent-modal-navigation>
  Put a content here e.g. html.
  <app-consent-switch [theme]="theme" (switchToggled)="setSwitch($event)"></app-consent-switch>
  <app-consent-button [theme]="theme" [innerText]="'Confirm'" (onClick)="confirmConsent()"></app-consent-button>
</app-consent-modal>

Example with markdown rendering within modal. This was accomplished by utilizing *ngIf=...; else ... and <ng-template #...>, thus the reason to supply below flags and events. You have to provide markdown string to app-markdown-to-html component via [markdownContent] binding. Provide flag for showing and hiding navigation back arrow, which is hidden by default. Inform app-consent-modal via [confirmedConsent] that consent is confirmed and modal can be closed. Toggle modal view when navigating back from rendered markdown by listening (onNavigateBack) event.

<app-consent-modal
[theme]="theme"
[identifier]="your-modal-identifier"
[confirmedConsent]="confirmedConsent">
  <app-consent-modal-navigation
  [theme]="theme"
  [showArrow]="showMarkdown"
  (onClose)="saveToCookie()"
  (onNavigateBack)="toggleMarkdown($event)"></app-consent-modal-navigation>
  <div *ngIf="!showMarkdown; else markdown">
    <h1>{{ primaryHeader }}</h1>
    <h2>{{ secondaryHeader }}</h2>
    <h3>{{ tertiaryHeader }}</h3>
    <div>{{ subheaderPart1 }}
      <a (click)="renderMarkdown()"> {{ subheaderPart2 }}</a>
    </div>
  </div>
  <app-consent-switch [theme]="theme" (switchToggled)="setSwitch($event)"></app-consent-switch>
  <app-consent-button [theme]="theme" [innerText]="'Confirm'" (onClick)="confirmedConsent()"></app-consent-button>
  <ng-template #markdown>
    <app-markdown-to-html [theme]="theme" [markdownContent]="markdown"></app-markdown-to-html>
  </ng-template>
</app-consent-modal>

Services

You need to call forRoot method on import in app.module like this:

import { ConsentModule, ConsentModuleConfig } from '@adia-technology/policies-consent-widget';

PoliciesConsentConfig: ConsentModuleConfig = {
  markdownBaseUrl: 'https://yur.domain.com/documents/',
  cookieName: 'smartlook-consent',
  countrySuffix: '-EN/',
  markdownNames: {
    SmartlookConsent: 'smartlook-info.md',
    TermsOfUse: 'platform-terms-of-use.md',
    PrivacyPolicy: 'platform-privacy-policy.md',
    GeneralStaffingTerms: "platform-general-staffing-terms.md"
  }
};

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        ConsentModule.forRoot(PoliciesConsentConfig)
    ],
    ...

You need to have a specific hierarchy of folders in your documents folder like this:

  • Documents --en-EN ---smartlook-info.md ---platform-terms-of-use.md ---platform-privacy-policy.md ---platform-general-staffing-terms.md --de-EN ---smartlook-info.md ---platform-terms-of-use.md ---platform-privacy-policy.md ---platform-general-staffing-terms.md ... --[lang]-[countrySuffix] ---your-policy.md ---your-terms.md ---your-smartlook-info.md ---your-staffing-terms.md
  • MarkdownService To download markdown you need to use getMarkdown method like this:
 private getMarkdown(type: MarkdownType) {
    this.markdownService.getMarkdown(type,
      lang,
      (result) => {
        this.markdown = result;
        this.consentPopup.open();
      },
      (error) => {console.log(error)});
  }

type is a MarkdownType enum lang is a string 2 letter language shortcut like "en"

  • Smartlook service This service use MarkdownService and have similar method getMarkdown to get smartlook info but it returns promise.
 private getMarkdown() {
    this.smartlookService.getMarkdown(lang)
    .then(result => {
        this.markdown = result;
        this.consent.open();
      });
  }

It also provide a methods for cookie management. Here are some use cases:

  saveConsent() {
    window.location.reload();
    window.onunload = () => {
      this.smartlookService.save(this.consentGiven);
    };
  }

  if (this.smartlookService.isConsentSet()) {
      this.consentGiven = this.smartlookService.isEnabled();
    }

.isConsentSet() - check if cookie is created with true or false value .isEnabled() - checks if value is true .save(boolean) - saves user choice.

Built With

  • ngx-smart-modal - Angular library for managing modals inside any Angular project
  • ngx-md - Angular directive for parsing markdown content in your web application
  • ngx-ui-switch - Switch component for Angular