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lineas-romero-cookies-consent

v1.1.22

Published

Gestor en vanilla JS + CSS para granular las cookies de las páginas de LR, Apartamentos y Visit La Graciosa de manera manual.

Readme

lineas-romero-cookies-consent

Gestor en vanilla JS + CSS para granular las cookies de las páginas de LR, Apartamentos y Visit La Graciosa de manera manual.

En este readme se detallará la manera de añadir o quitar cookies según dominio querido...

API (sin UI)

La librería expone un core sin interfaz. Esto permite usarla tanto en Next.js como en WordPress sin imponer un banner/modals concreto.

  • initCookieConsent(config) inicializa el gestor.
  • Persiste preferencias en la cookie CookieConsent (por defecto).
  • Si autoClear: true, intenta borrar cookies propias que coincidan con cookiePatterns cuando una categoría está desactivada.

Ejemplo mínimo:

import { initCookieConsent, nextJsConfig } from 'lineas-romero-cookies-consent';

const consent = initCookieConsent(nextJsConfig);

// Ejemplos de acciones que dispararías desde tu UI
// consent.acceptAll();
// consent.rejectAll();
// consent.setPreferences({ analytics: true, marketing: false });

// Para leer el estado:
console.log(consent.getPreferences());

Presets listos

La librería exporta dos objetos config listos para usar:

  • nextJsConfig (Fareharbor, Google Analytics, Metricool, Facebook Pixel)
  • wpApartamentosConfig (WordPress/Polylang + Google Ads/Maps)

Puedes importarlos así:

import { initCookieConsent, wpApartamentosConfig } from 'lineas-romero-cookies-consent';

const consent = initCookieConsent(wpApartamentosConfig);

Nota importante: cookies de terceros (Google / DoubleClick)

Cookies como IDE, SOCS, __Secure-ENID pertenecen a dominios de terceros como .google.com o .doubleclick.net.

El navegador no permite que un script corriendo en tu dominio borre cookies de terceros. Por eso:

  • autoClear solo es una “limpieza de cortesía” para cookies propias.
  • La protección real consiste en no cargar los scripts/iframes (Maps/Ads) si el usuario rechaza esa categoría.