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@privion-consent/dom

v1.0.1

Published

DOM adapter for Privion Consent - handles scripts, iframes, and element visibility

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Readme

@privion-consent/dom

DOM adapter for Privion Consent. Wires the consent engine to the page via attribute hooks — gates scripts, swaps iframe sources, toggles element visibility, and binds banner/preferences buttons. Watches the DOM via MutationObserver so late-injected elements activate without re-init.

Install

npm install @privion-consent/core @privion-consent/dom

Quick example

<!-- Block tracking scripts until consent -->
<script
  type="privion"
  privion-category="analytics"
  src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-XXX"
></script>

<!-- Block iframes until consent -->
<iframe
  privion-category="marketing"
  privion-src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/..."
  src="about:blank"
></iframe>

<!-- Conditional visibility -->
<div privion="analytics">Visible only when analytics granted</div>
<div privion="!marketing">Visible only when marketing NOT granted</div>

<!-- Banner / preferences UI hooks -->
<div privion-banner hidden>
  <p>We use cookies…</p>
  <button privion-reject-all>Reject all</button>
  <button privion-accept-all>Accept all</button>
  <button privion-open-preferences>Customize</button>
</div>
import { createPrivionConsent } from '@privion-consent/core';
import { initPrivionDom } from '@privion-consent/dom';

const consent = createPrivionConsent({
  version: 1,
  categories: [
    { id: 'necessary', label: 'Necessary', required: true, defaultStatus: 'granted' },
    { id: 'analytics', label: 'Analytics' },
    { id: 'marketing', label: 'Marketing' },
  ],
});

const dom = initPrivionDom(consent);

// On SPA route teardown, dom.destroy() to disconnect MutationObservers
// and unsubscribe consent listeners.

Default styles (optional)

import '@privion-consent/dom/styles.css';

Themable via CSS custom properties (--privion-bg, --privion-fg, --privion-accent, …). Honors prefers-color-scheme; manual override via <html data-privion-theme="dark">. Components stay headless if you skip the import.

Documentation

License

MIT © Tobias Laufersweiler