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cookieguard

v0.3.1

Published

Handle third party services in compliance with the GDPR

Downloads

12

Readme

Cookieguard

Handle third party services in compliance with the GDPR

npm license npm

Installation

The library can be installed via NPM. Cookieguard does not offer precompiled or bundled versions, so we recommend using a module bundler like webpack or browserify.

npm i cookieguard

Quick start

Cookieguard consists of JavaScript modules, the main Cookieguard, and several ServiceProvider that enable or disable the dedicated service.

Cookieguard ships with a handful of integrations for the most common services. You may provide the requiered configurations to a Service instance and register this services with Cookieguard. Now we already have a fully configured cookieguard instance.

For more detailed informations see the full documentation.

import Cookieguard, { GoogleAnalytics } from 'cookieguard';

const cookieguard = new Cookieguard({
  ga: new GoogleAnalytics('UA-0000000-1')
});

By default, all registerted services are disabled. You can enable services by passing an array of services to the update method.

cookieguard.update(['ga']);

Note: This configuration is also stored in the browsers localeStorage and next time cookieguard will automatically enable these services.

You may check if valid configurations are stored by using the "isExpired" helper method.

if(cookieguard.isExpired()) {
  // Show the form to select the services.
  ...
  // Opt-in to the users selected services.
  cookieguard.update(selection)
}

License

Cookieguard is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.