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@paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consent-embeds

v0.1.0

Published

DSGVO-konforme Two-Klick-Embeds für Plasmic — YouTube/Vimeo/Maps/Twitter blocken bis Consentic-Consent vorliegt.

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Links

Git

Maintainers

nicklasneubauernicklasneubauer

Keywords

plasmicconsentdsgvogdpryoutubevimeomapscode-components

Readme

@paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consent-embeds

DSGVO-konforme Two-Klick-Embeds für Plasmic. YouTube/Vimeo/Maps/Twitter/Spotify werden blockiert bis der User über das Consentic-Banner explizit zustimmt — danach laden die echten iframes automatisch.

Nutzt @paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consentic als peer-Dependency. Beide Pakete müssen installiert sein.

Components

  • <ConsentGatedEmbed consentCategory="…"> — generischer Wrapper, beliebige Embeds
  • <YouTubeEmbed videoId="…"> — YouTube (default youtube-nocookie.com)
  • <VimeoEmbed videoId="…"> — Vimeo (default dnt=1)
  • <GoogleMapsEmbed query="…" apiKey="…"> — Google Maps Embed (besser: Pigeon Maps für DSGVO)
  • <TwitterEmbed tweetId="…" username="…"> — Twitter / X
  • <SpotifyEmbed kind="track|album|playlist|…" spotifyId="…"> — Spotify

Default-consentCategory ist "marketing" — passt zur Standard-Consentic-Kategorisierung.

Verhalten

| Zustand | Was passiert | |---|---| | Im Plasmic Studio Canvas | Embed wird immer gerendert (Designer sieht das echte Element) | | Live, Consent fehlt | Default-Placeholder mit „Cookie-Einstellungen ändern"-Button (öffnet Consentic-Modal) | | Live, Consent gegeben | Echtes iframe lädt vom Drittanbieter |

Install

npm install @paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consent-embeds @paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consentic

Use with @plasmicapp/loader-nextjs

import { initPlasmicLoader } from "@plasmicapp/loader-nextjs";
import { registerConsentic } from "@paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consentic/register-loader";
import { registerConsentEmbeds } from "@paulpaulstudio/plasmic-consent-embeds/register-loader";

export const PLASMIC = initPlasmicLoader({ projects: [...] });
registerConsentic(PLASMIC);
registerConsentEmbeds(PLASMIC);

License

MIT