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@ubilabs/ubilabs-tracking

v1.1.1

Published

A cookie banner for Ubilabs demos

Downloads

2

Readme

Ubilabs Tracking

Description

This is a JavaScript library to easily implement a Cookie Banner into your Demo.

Table of contents

Installation

npm install @ubilabs/ubilabs-tracking

Usage

Default import from @ubilabs/ubilabs-tracking and call the function with the Google Tag Manager ID:

import tracking from '@ubilabs/ubilabs-tracking';

tracking('TAG_MANAGER_ID');

Publish

A publish happens automatically when a new version tag is being pushed:

npm version major|minor|patch
git push && git push --tags

Examples

There is a simple example page that imports the cookie-banner directly. Create examples/.env with:

TAG_MANAGER_ID=<TAG_MANAGER_ID>

To serve the test page run:

npm install
npm start

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