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@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup

v1.2.2

Published

GDPR-proof cookie popup, that uses localStorage to store user preferences.

Downloads

4

Readme

@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup

codecov

A GDPR Proof cookie popup, built on top of the OneTrust API, designed to use together with @d-cat/tag-manager and @d-cat/ddm-core. It contains a built-in design for Vodafone, Ziggo and VodafoneZiggo sites, including support for the Digital Data Manager.

Example working of cookie pop up

Install

npm i @d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup

Usage

The constructor accepts a state object that will be merged with the initial state.

| Parameter | Type | Description | | --------- | :----------------------------------------: | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | cookie | {keys: string[], id: number, name: string} | Optional parameter where the key is the dataLayer value, the id the index and the name the name of the cookie value. | | decline | boolean | Determine if the user can decline the popup. Default it's on true. If a user cannot decline the pop up, the close button will not be available and the overlay will not be clickable. |

The render method is the main method of the class. In the render method, all other main methods are invoked. It's meant as a default setup, however you can either override the behavior of each method to fit your needs or call the methods according your own specs.

import CookieTemplate from '@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup';

async function cookiePopUp() {
  const component = new CookieTemplate();
  await component.render();
}

getProps(): models.IProps

The getProps method returns the state of the component.

import CookieTemplate from '@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup';

const myGetProps = () => {
  const component = new CookieTemplate();
  return component.getProps();
};

dispatch(): models.IProps

The dispatch dispatches a state update and returns the dispatched props.

import CookieTemplate from '@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup';

const myDispatcher = () => {
  const component = new CookieTemplate();
  return component.dispatch();
};

render(component?: Component): Promise<void>

The render method invokes all other methods in a fixed order. You can override the behavior, but it's recommended to override other methods instead.

import CookieTemplate from '@d-cat/tag-template-cookie-popup';

const myDispatcher = () => {
  const component = new CookieTemplate();
  return component.dispatch();
};

Rerender Component

The component is made to be accessible through DDM.

import App, { CookieOverview, Router } from './main';

const app: App = new App({
  brand: 'vodafoneziggo',
});

app.dispatch('ROUTE_CHANGE', {
  routeChange: true,
  router: Router.cookieList,
});

app.render(new CookieOverview(app.getProps()));