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gdpr-c-o

v0.0.5

Published

GDPR compliant overlay tool where you can prevent unwanted loading of iFrames with videos or google maps.

Downloads

325

Readme

GDPR Compliant Overlay

Library that prevents an iframe from being loaded until the user has explicitly accepted the loading. A typical use case my be the usage of Google Maps.
To provide a maximum of flexibility you are responsible for the design and content of the alternate overlay.

Install

npm --save gdpr-c-v

Configuration

  1. Define a const config:GDPRCoOvConfig

    GDPRCoOvConfig:
      Properties:
        - wrapperElemId: ID of the HTML element that contains the overlay
        - overlayElemId: ID of the HTML element that represents the overlay
        - cookieValidInDays: number of days the cookie should be saved
        - iframeSettings: IframeSettings Object
    
    IframeSettings:
      Properties:
        - width: width of iframe
        - height: height of iframe
        - frameBorder: border size of iframe in px
        - src: source of iframe
  2. Create an const instance = new GDPRCoOv(config)

  3. After DOM is loaded run instance.init()

  4. When user accepts and the iframe should be loaded call instance.userAccepted(cookieEnabled) where cookieEnabled tells the lib whether to save a cookie for the next cookieValidInDays days

How to use - example

Note: for the sake of simplicity the following example is based on react using typescript.

import { GDPRCoOv, GDPRCoOvConfig, IframeSettings } from "gdpr-c-o"

const ExampleFunctionalComponent = (iframeSrc): JSX.Element => {
    const [gdprIframeInstance, setGdprIframeInstance] = React.useState<GDPRCoOv>();
    const [enableCookie, setEnableCookie] = React.useState(false);

    const overlayId = 'overlayId'
    const wrapperId = 'wrapperId'



    React.useEffect(() => {
      const iframSettings = new IframeSettings(
        "100%",
        "350",
        "0",
        iframeSrc
      );

      // gdpr-c-o config
      const gdprConfig = new GDPRCoOvConfig(
        wrapperId,
        overlayId,
        30,
        iframSettings
      );

      const gdprCoOv = new GDPRCoOv(gdprConfig);
      gdprCoOv.init();
      setGdprIframeInstance(gdprCoOv);
    }, [iframeSrc])


    // Overlay
    const Overlay = <div id={overlayId}> </div>

    const checkboxHandler = (event) => {
      setEnableCookie(event.target.checked);
    }

    // hide overlay, show iframe and remember user setting for the future as a cookie
    const userAccepted = () => gdprIframeInstance.userAccepted(enableCookie)

    return (
        <div id={wrapperId}>
            <div id={overlayId}>
              <p>Custom message for the user</p>
              <button type="button" onClick={userAccepted}>Load content anyway</button>
              <input
                      type="checkbox"
                      onChange={checkboxHandler}
                    />
              Remember my setting.
            </div>
        </div>
    )
}