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gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer

v1.5.1

Published

Gatsby plugin to add the Iubenda's cookie policy banner

Downloads

412

Readme

gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer

Quickly add the Iubenda's cookie policy banner to your Gatsby site. Optionally, it integrates the Iubenda acceptance with Google Tag Manager.

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Install

npm install --save gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer

What this plugin does

  • it adds the Iubenda cookie footer
  • (optional) it integrates the Iubenda's acceptance with Google Tag Manager, that means:
    • it pushes the iubenda_consent_given event to the Google Tag Manager (GTM) data layer
    • it pushes the iubenda_consent_given event to the GTM data layer when the user navigates to the different routes
    • it allows you to customize both the GTM event pushed and the GTM data layer name

What this plugin does not

How to use

Basic usage

// In your gatsby-config.js
plugins: [
  {
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer',
    options: {
      iubendaOptions: {"lang":"en","siteId":XXXXX,"cookiePolicyId":YYYYY, /* ... */ },
    }
  }
]

You can copy/paste the iubendaOptions from the Iubenda embed script:

Where to find the iubendaOptions

Usage with Google Tag Manager

// In your gatsby-config.js
plugins: [
  {
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer',
    options: {
    iubendaOptions: {"lang":"en","siteId":XXXXX,"cookiePolicyId":YYYYY, /* ... */ },
    // optional, if present, a Google Tag Manager event ("iubenda_consent_given") is triggered
    googleTagManagerOptions: true
  }
]

The user acceptance is pushed to the GTM data layers as explained by the official Iubenda guide.

Usage with Google Tag Manager and custom event/dataLayer name

// In your gatsby-config.js
plugins: [
  {
    resolve: 'gatsby-plugin-iubenda-cookie-footer',
    options: {
    iubendaOptions: {"lang":"en","siteId":XXXXX,"cookiePolicyId":YYYYY, /* ... */ },
    // optional, if present, the Google Tag Manager callback is added
    googleTagManagerOptions: {
        // optional, default to "iubenda_consent_given"
        eventName: "custom_iubenda_event_name",
        // optional, default to "dataLayer"
        dataLayerName: "customDataLayerName"
    }
  }
]

Contributing

PR or issues are welcome 👋

Notes

  • if you want to work on the plugin sources, remember that you need to npm run build on the root then, in every test project, you need to run npm run plugin:link to locally use it
  • a nicer testing solution could be to leverage the Travis jobs/envs instead of running them synchronously

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!