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@c15t/nextjs

v3.1.0

Published

Next.js cookie consent banner and consent management platform (CMP) for the App Router and Pages Router, with a server-rendered GDPR banner, Google Consent Mode v2 and IAB TCF.

Readme

@c15t/nextjs: Next.js cookie banner and cookie consent management

Next.js cookie banner, consent dialog, and preference center for the App Router and Pages Router. The server resolves each visitor's consent policy, such as GDPR opt-in in the EU, and renders the banner in the first HTML. Use headless hooks for your own UI.

c15t is used by 2,100+ sites, including expo.dev, zed.dev, unkey.dev, mintlify.com, and sazabi.com.

Key Features

  • Works with Next.js 15 and 16, on the App Router and the Pages Router
  • On dynamic pages, the server resolves each visitor's policy and sends it in the same response. Await resolveConsent() to put the banner in the first HTML
  • Your policy downloads at build time with withConsentManifest, so rendering never waits on the consent backend
  • Prebuilt cookie banner, consent dialog, and preference center with a theme system
  • Headless hooks for a fully custom design
  • Analytics, ads, and pixels follow each visitor's choice through @c15t/integrations: Google Tag Manager, Google Consent Mode v2, GA4, Meta Pixel, PostHog, and more
  • IAB TCF 2.4 banner, dialog, and hooks through the @c15t/react/iab subpath
  • Translations for 35 languages through @c15t/translations

Prerequisites

Installation

pnpm add @c15t/nextjs

Then add the prebuilt stylesheet to your app-level CSS entry point:

/* app/globals.css */
@import "@c15t/nextjs/styles.css";

Using several c15t packages? Install c15t and import c15t/next instead. It is the same code.

Usage

  1. Set NEXT_PUBLIC_C15T_BACKEND_URL to your Inth backend URL in .env
  2. Wrap next.config.ts in withConsentManifest, which downloads your policy at build time and finds c15t.config.ts
// next.config.ts
import { withConsentManifest } from '@c15t/nextjs/build'
import type { NextConfig } from 'next'

const nextConfig = {} satisfies NextConfig

export default withConsentManifest(nextConfig)
  1. Export the config from c15t.config.ts at the project root
// c15t.config.ts
import { defineConsentConfig } from '@c15t/nextjs'

export default defineConsentConfig({})
  1. Render ConsentRoot with ConsentBanner and ConsentDialog in the root layout, and pass it resolveConsent()
// app/layout.tsx
import {
  ConsentBanner,
  ConsentDialog,
  ConsentDialogLink,
  ConsentRoot,
} from '@c15t/nextjs'
import { resolveConsent } from '@c15t/nextjs/server'
import type { ReactNode } from 'react'

import './globals.css'

export default function RootLayout({ children }: { children: ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      <body>
        {/* Not awaited: the page renders while consent resolves. */}
        <ConsentRoot state={resolveConsent()}>
          {children}
          <ConsentBanner />
          <ConsentDialog />
          <ConsentDialogLink>Privacy settings</ConsentDialogLink>
        </ConsentRoot>
      </body>
    </html>
  )
}
  1. For the full setup, see the Next.js quickstart

Hosting

c15t needs somewhere to keep policies and consent records. Pick one:

  • Hosted on Inth: Inth runs the backend for you. You get policy storage, consent records, audit history, and a dashboard, with no database or server to run. Sign-up is free.
  • Self-hosted: Run @c15t/backend on your own server with PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite. You own migrations, backups, and uptime. See the self-hosting guide.
  • Offline: Choices stay in the browser, with no consent records. Use it for local development, previews, and demos, not production.

The frontend code is the same for Inth and a self-hosted backend. Only the backend URL changes.

Documentation

See the documentation for guides, API reference, and examples.

Docs for AI Agents

This package ships its documentation as Markdown, matched to the installed version. After you install it, point your coding agent at node_modules/@c15t/nextjs/AGENTS.md. It indexes every guide in node_modules/@c15t/nextjs/docs/.

On the web, every page of the c15t docs has a Markdown version, and llms.txt lists them all. Install the c15t agent skills with npx skills add c15t/skills.

Support

Contributing

Security

Do not open a public issue for a security vulnerability. Report it privately through GitHub's vulnerability reporting. We examine every valid report.

  • Do not share the vulnerability in public forums, issues, or pull requests
  • Give the steps to reproduce it and the versions it affects
  • Give us time to release a fix before you disclose it

License

Apache License 2.0


Built by Inth