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@quickterms/sdk

v1.0.0

Published

QuickTerms SDK for embedding privacy policies and terms of service

Downloads

367

Readme

@quickterms/sdk

Official SDK for embedding QuickTerms privacy policies and terms of service in your application.

Installation

npm install @quickterms/sdk

Usage

React

import { QuickTermsEmbed } from '@quickterms/sdk/react';

function PrivacyPage() {
  return (
    <QuickTermsEmbed
      docId="your-document-id"
      showTitle={true}
      showFooter={true}
    />
  );
}

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |------|------|---------|-------------| | docId | string | required | The document ID from QuickTerms | | showTitle | boolean | false | Show the document title | | showFooter | boolean | true | Show "Powered by QuickTerms" footer | | className | string | '' | Custom class name for the container | | loadingComponent | ReactNode | - | Custom loading component | | errorComponent | (error: string) => ReactNode | - | Custom error component | | onLoad | (document) => void | - | Callback when document loads | | onError | (error) => void | - | Callback when document fails to load |

Vanilla JavaScript / Node.js

import { QuickTerms } from '@quickterms/sdk';

// Fetch a document
const doc = await QuickTerms.getDocument('your-document-id');
console.log(doc.title);
console.log(doc.content); // HTML content

// Or use the function directly
import { getDocument } from '@quickterms/sdk';
const doc = await getDocument('your-document-id');

Document Response

interface QuickTermsDocument {
  title: string;           // "Privacy Policy" or "Terms of Service"
  content: string;         // HTML content
  last_updated: string;    // ISO date string
  company_name: string;    // Your company name
  app_name: string;        // Your app name
  document_type: string;   // "privacy_policy" or "terms_of_service"
}

Getting Your Document ID

  1. Log in to QuickTerms
  2. Navigate to your product
  3. Click "Embed HTML" on a document
  4. Copy the document ID from the embed code

License

MIT