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tartemeringuee

v1.3.5

Published

Personnal tool to manage GDPR consent requests. Inspired by tarteaucitronjs, with Webpack and ES6 in mind.

Downloads

18

Readme

Tarte meringuée

Quite personnal tool to manage cookies consent for GDPR compliance purpose

The tool is inspired (forked ?) from tarteaucitron.js, rewritten for my use cases and build process.

  • ES6 imports
  • Separate UI and Model
  • Separate services in modules

Setup example

import consentUI from "tartemeringuee/consent-ui";
import consentManager from "tartemeringuee/consent-manager";
import getTextEN from "tartemeringuee/lang/en";
import getTextFR from "tartemeringuee/lang/fr";

import gtag from "tartemeringuee/services/gtag";
import yandex from "tartemeringuee/services/yandex";

consentManager()
    .register( gtag( 'UA-XXXXXX-1' ) )
    .register( yandex( {
                           id:                  999999999,
                           clickmap:            true,
                           trackLinks:          true,
                           accurateTrackBounce: true,
                           webvisor:            true
                       } ) )
    .setUI( consentUI( {
                           'getText': (document.documentElement.getAttribute( 'lang' ) === 'en-US')
                                      ? getTextEN( { 'privacyURL': '/en/legal-notices/' } )
                                      : getTextFR( { 'privacyURL': '/fr/mentions-legales/' } )
                       } ) )
    .launch();

Service structure

Each service is an Object; the structure is based on tarteaucitron's services.

{
    'key':          'xxxx', 
    'type':         '',
    'name':         '',
    'description':  '',
    'uri':          'https://xxxx',
    'cookies':      [],
    'init':         () => true,
    'accept':       () => true,
    'refuse':       () => true,
}
  • key : the cookie key to store consent. Multiple services can share the same key.
  • type : (optional) category; not used for now
  • name : the name to display in the details window
  • description : (optional) description to display in the details window
  • uri : (optional) privacy policy link to display in the details window
  • cookies : (optional) array of cookie names used by the service
  • init : function called when registering the service
  • accept : function called when the service is accepted, ie. when mandatory or when consent is given
  • refuse : function called when the service is rejected

ConsentManager

Options

consentManager({
    cookieName: 'tarteaucitron',
    showMandatoryWaiting: false,
});
  • cookieName : the cookie name; defaults to tarteaucitron
  • showMandatoryWaiting : display the banner even when services are mandatory; defaults to false

API

The ConsentManager returns an onbject with the followin properties :

{
        setUI,
        register,
        launch,
        accept,
        deny,
        acceptAll,
        denyAll,
        services
}

Consent UI

The ConsentUI is an object implementing the following methods :

  • setManager : to set the manager
  • requireConsent : to lanuch the banner