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@adv-ui/boros-tcf-stub

v1.2.0

Published

Adevinta GDPR - Transparency and Consent Framework - Stub for Boros TCF

Downloads

25

Readme

Boros TCF Stub

Build status codecov GitHub license npm version

Table of Contents

About

The Boros TCF stub implements the standard TCF v2 stub

Features

  • Registers the __tcfapiLocator frame

  • Stubs the window.__tcfapi responding immediately to the commands

  • Initializes the cross-framee communication via postMessagee, see usage details

Usage

As an importable module

Use it this way if you're generating your own initialization

Install

npm i @adv-ui/boros-tcf-stub --save

Register the Stub

import registerStub from '../main'

// do your magic
registerStub()

Register the Stub with an onReady callback

This allows creating additional commands that can have access to the Boros TCF API facade.

import registerStub from '../main'

const onReady = api => initializeCustomCommands(api)
 
registerStub({onReady})

The onReady callback will be called after Boros TCF initializes the window.__tcfapi and before processing any pending command in the stub's queue.

Remember that the Stub must be registered before any script depending on the TCF is loaded

As a standalone script

Add it to the head tag

<script
  src="https://c.dcdn.es/borostcf/stub/BorosTcfStub.pro.js"
  async="false" 
/>

This does not accept registering an onReady callback. Import the registerStub and generate your own script if it's a need.

License

Boros TCF Stub is MIT licensed.