maya-cookie-notice-vue
v3.0.3
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Vue component for accepting and rejecting cookies
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Vue Cookie Notice
A simple vue component to accept/reject cookies.
Note
V3.0.0 introduces TypeScript and Vue3 support. If you need Vue 2 support, use v2.x.x.
Installation
yarn add maya-cookie-notice-vue
or
npm install --save maya-cookie-notice-vue
Usage
You'll want to extend `maya-cookie-notice-vue' and override whichever handle methods you need.
The example below grants consent for analytics storage when statistic cookies are enabled.
<script lang="ts">
import CookieNotice from 'maya-cookie-notice-vue';
export default {
extends: CookieNotice,
methods: {
handleAcceptedStatistic() {
if (typeof gtag !== 'undefined' && gtag) {
gtag('consent', 'update', {
analytics_storage: 'granted',
wait_for_update: 500,
region: ['GB'],
});
}
},
handleRejectedStatistic() {
if (typeof gtag !== 'undefined' && gtag) {
gtag('consent', 'update', {
analytics_storage: 'denied',
wait_for_update: 0,
region: ['GB'],
});
}
},
handleAcceptedPreference() {
// Preference cookies were accepted
},
handleRejectedPreference () {
// Preference cookies were rejected
},
handleAcceptedMarketing() {
// Marketing cookies were accepted
},
handleRejectedMarketing() {
// Marketing cookies were rejected
},
}
}
</script>
Then include your extended version in your app:
import App from './App.vue';
import CookieNotice from './my-vue-files/CookieNotice.vue';
const app = createApp(App);
app.component('cookie-notice', CookieNotice);
app.mount('#app');
When the user scrolls down, that will be taken as implied consent (your text in the default slot should reflect this).
The user can then choose to accept all the cookies or use the options button to filter the cookies or reject all of them.
Props
- preference-cookies
- statistic-cookies
- marketing-cookies
- label-class
- wrapper-class
- btn-wrapper-class
- options-wrapper-class
- options-btn-wrapper-class
- accept-btn-class
- accept-btn-text
- reject-btn-class
- reject-btn-text
- options-btn-class
- options-btn-text
- save-btn-class
- save-btn-text
- cookie-name
- reset-selector
- body-preference-accepted-class
- body-preference-rejected-class
- body-statistic-accepted-class
- body-statistic-rejected-class
- body-marketing-accepted-class
- body-marketing-rejected-class
Events
The following will both be emited from the component and triggered as events on the body
element.
- preferencecookiesaccepted
- preferencecookiesrejected
- statisticcookiesaccepted
- statisticcookiesrejected
- marketingcookiesaccepted
- marketingcookiesrejected
Slots
You can use the following slots to provide extra text.
Default slot
<cookie-notice>
We've got cookies
</cookie-notice>
Options Text
<cookie-notice>
<template v-slot:options-text>
Please select and accept your tracking preferences:
</template>
</cookie-notice>
Descriptions
<cookie-notice>
<template v-slot:required-cookies-description>
Cookies for basic website functionality. These can't be turned off.
</template>
<template v-slot:preference-cookies-description>
Cookies to store your preferences.
</template>
<template v-slot:statistics-cookies-description>
Cookies to track how our site is being used in order to improve our service.
</template>
<template v-slot:marketing-cookies-description>
Cookies used by us and our advertising partners to provide you with personalised advertising.
</template>
</cookie-notice>
Development
To compile before distribution, run ./compile
. This will use vue-compile
to convert the TS to JS.
Note: this does strip out the type information so a better solution should be found.