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@financial-times/privacy-utils

v2.0.4

Published

A set of utilities to help with managing a user's privacy preferences

Downloads

1,499

Readme

Privacy Utils

What it is

A module that exports a set of useful helper functions and types for working with privacy legislations and framework

Functions will generally be available for both server-side and client-side code

Usage

Example usage to check consent for a particular custom purpose:

  1. Make sure you have created/updated the custom purpose in src/packages/privacy-utils/src/custom-purposes.ts
  2. Install, import and use helper function
import { checkConsentFor } from "@financial-times/privacy-utils";

const cookieConsent = getCookieValue("FTConsentV2");

const { gdpr, ccpa, leg: activeLegislation } = cookieConsent;

const consentState = {
  gdpr,
  ccpa,
  activeLegislation,
};

const canRunPermutive = checkConsentFor("permutive", consentState); // boolean

CMP footer link util function

This package exposes a simple util function that is designed to work the FT.com footer. This function will use a querySelector to find and update the legacy 'Manage Cookie' link so that it works with the new CMP behavior. The new behavior will open the CMP Modal; whereas the legacy behavior is to take the user to the Manage Cookies Page.

Example usage

import { updateFooterLinkCMP } from "@financial-times/privacy-utils";
...
 if (flagsClient.get('adsDisableInternalCMP')) {
  updateFooterLinkCMP();
 }