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@pearsonedunext/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner

v5.0.2

Published

The pearson cookie policy banner component implemented in React.

Downloads

53

Readme

frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner

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We are not accepting public contributions to this repo at this time.

Purpose

edX cookie policy banner React component

Getting Started

Installation

npm i --save @edx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner

Usage

import CookiePolicyBanner from '@edx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner';

// Can import sass file this way
// Or as an import in one of your sass files with other third party sass files
import '@edx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner/build/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner.scss';

const SomeWrappingComponent = () => (
  <div>
    <span>Blahblablah</span>
    <CookiePolicyBanner />
  </div>
);

Updating the Repo

We use semantic-release to update the package on NPM.

Please follow semantic-release guidelines on how to structure your commit message when merging a change.

Styling

As noted in a comment in the previous code example, you can import the styles associated with the CookiePolicyBanner component directly (if this is supported by your webpack config) or by importing the sass file as part of one of your existing sass files (probably where your other third-party sass files are imported).

Requirement: | The CookiePolicyBanner sass file assumes the presence of an @edx/brand theme :---: | :---

// base.scss
@import 'thirdPartySass';
@import 'anotherThirdPartySass';

// Theme styles
@import '@edx/brand/paragon/fonts';
@import '@edx/brand/paragon/variables';

// Cookie Policy Banner style
@import '@edx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner/build/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner';

Local Testing With Other Repositories

The current build is not included in the git repository so in order to test the component with dependent repositories, you will have to first build the component by running npm run prepublishOnly, then remove build and build/Release from .gitignore and commit the results to your branch. Make sure to remove the change to .gitignore before merging!

Once you've committed and pushed the build to your branch, you can bring it into a dependent repository's package.json by adding

"@edx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner": "git+https://github.com/openedx/frontend-component-cookie-policy-banner#<my_branch_name>"

and running npm install.

Note that whenever you make changes on your branch, you will have to rebuild, commit push the resulting build artifacts, and re-run npm install in the dependent repository.

Storybook

storybook

Storybook is a useful tool for showcasing the expected and potential usage of components.

Executing

As of Nov 2020, Storybook isn't compatible with webpack 5, so before running change your webpack version to 4.44.1.

npm run start

locally builds the Storybook for the CookiePolicyBanner component on port 3003.

License

The code in this repository is licensed under the AGPLv3 unless otherwise noted.

Please see LICENSE <LICENSE>_ for details.

edX Code of Conduct

All community members are expected to follow the Open edX Code of Conduct_. https://open.edx.org/code-of-conduct/

Contact

You can contact the edx open-source team at [email protected].

Security reporting information

Please do not report security issues in public. Send security concerns via email to [email protected].