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@financial-times/x-privacy-manager

v14.8.7

Published

A component to let users give or withhold consent to the use of their data

Downloads

1,479

Readme

x-privacy-manager

This module creates an interface giving users the ability to give or withhold consent to the sale of their data under the provisions of the CCPA (California Consumer Protection Act), as a first step towards the FT's journey towards a Unified Privacy solution.

It is rendered with Page Kit on FT.com at https://www.ft.com/preferences/privacy-ccpa as part of next-control-centre and rendered directly by the FT App. Additionally, it is intended to be embedded on pages curated by Specialist Titles

Privacy Manager UI

Installation

This module is supported on Node 12 and is distributed on npm.

npm install --save @financial-times/x-privacy-manager

The x-engine module is used to inject your chosen runtime into the component. Please read the x-engine documentation first if you are consuming x- components for the first time in your application.

Usage

Properties

Feature | Type | Notes ----------------------------|------------|----------------------------------------------- consentSource | string | Name of the consuming app to be included in requests to Consent Proxy (e.g. "next-control-centre") consentProxyEndpoints | object | Dictionary containing already-formed Consent Proxy Endpoints to use (including userId). It must include, at least, consentProxyEndpoints.createOrUpdateRecord consent | boolean | (optional) Any existing preference expressed by the user referrer | string | (optional) Used to provide a link back to the referring app's home page cookieDomain | string | (optional) Specify the domain for the cookie set with the response from Consent Proxy (e.g. ".thebanker.com"). Will default to ".ft.com" if not provided legislation | string[] | (optional) An array of the applicable legislation IDs onConsentSavedCallbacks | function[] | (optional) An array of callbacks to invoken after a successful request to Consent Proxy

A callback registered with onConsentSavedCallbacks will be executed with the following signature:

customCallback(
  err: null | Error,
  {
    consent: boolean,
    payload: {
      formOfWordsId: string,
      consentSource: string,
      cookieDomain?: string,
      data: {
        ['behaviouralAds' | 'demographicAds' | 'programmaticAds']: {
          onsite: {
            status: boolean;
            lbi: boolean;
            source: string;
            fow: string;
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
)

Callbacks are executed on regardless of the success (200 status) or failure of the call to the server, so we encourage returning early if the value of the error is anything but null:

function setCookie(err, {consent, payload}) {
  if(err) return;

  // Store the value of `consent`
  const uspString = `1Y${consent ? "N" : "Y"}N`;
  document.cookie = `usprivacy=${uspString}; max-age=${60 * 60 * 24 * 365}`;
}