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@freshjuice/zest-eleventy

v2.5.1

Published

Eleventy (11ty) plugin for Zest cookie consent toolkit (GDPR/CCPA)

Readme

@freshjuice/zest-eleventy

Eleventy (11ty) plugin for Zest — a lightweight, GDPR/CCPA-compliant cookie consent toolkit.

Auto-injects the Zest IIFE bundle into the <head> of every rendered .html page so cookie / storage / script interceptors install before any other script. No extra HTTP request.

Install

npm install @freshjuice/zest @freshjuice/zest-eleventy

@freshjuice/zest is a peer dependency — install both.

Usage

ESM (Eleventy 3+)

// .eleventy.js / eleventy.config.js
import zest from '@freshjuice/zest-eleventy';

export default function (eleventyConfig) {
  eleventyConfig.addPlugin(zest, {
    language: 'en',
    config: {
      theme: 'auto',
      position: 'bottom-right',
      accentColor: '#0071e3',
      policyUrl: '/privacy'
    }
  });
}

CommonJS

const zest = require('@freshjuice/zest-eleventy');

module.exports = function (eleventyConfig) {
  eleventyConfig.addPlugin(zest, { language: 'en' });
};

That's it. The plugin injects <script id="zest-consent">…</script> just before </head> on every .html output.

Manual placement

If you'd rather decide where the script goes, disable the auto-transform and use the shortcode:

eleventyConfig.addPlugin(zest, {
  autoInject: false,
  config: { /* … */ }
});
{# in your base layout #}
<head>
  <meta charset="utf-8">
  {% zest %}
  {# ...other head tags... #}
</head>

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | enabled | boolean | true | Set false to disable entirely. | | autoInject | boolean | true | Auto-inject before </head> in every .html output. | | shortcode | string \| false | 'zest' | Name of the shortcode for manual placement. false to skip. | | language | 'all' \| 'en' \| 'de' \| 'es' \| 'fr' \| 'it' \| 'pt' \| 'nl' \| 'pl' \| 'uk' \| 'ru' \| 'ja' \| 'zh' | 'all' | 'all' ships the multilingual bundle (~16 KB gzip); a language code ships only that language (~9 KB gzip). | | config | InitOptions | undefined | Runtime Zest config — serialised to window.ZestConfig. See Zest config. |

Notes

  • Auto-inject skips any output whose path doesn't end in .html.
  • Auto-inject is a no-op if <script id="zest-consent"> is already present (so you can mix manual {% zest %} placement with the auto transform without duplicating the bundle).
  • Auto-inject is a no-op if the document has no </head> tag.

Why head-inline?

Zest installs document.cookie / storage / script interceptors on script eval. Loading the bundle from an external URL means the browser fetches it before running it — any defer / async tracker script that fires first would beat the interceptors and write tracking cookies. Inlining the IIFE into <head> guarantees Zest is in place before anything else runs.

License

MIT