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openterms

v1.0.0

Published

Generate legal texts in markdown format

Downloads

12

Readme

openterms

Generate legal texts in markdown format. Lightweight, 0 dependencies. DISCLAIMER: This is only a placeholder generator and can't replace services of a lawyer. Use it at your own risk.

Usage:

import { appPrivacy, appTerms, webCookies, webPrivacy, webTerms } from 'openterms';

const options = {
  company: 'der Kode',
  email: '[email protected]',
  website: 'https://derkode.com'
};
const markdown = webTerms(options);

Options

Options are provided in yup schema format

appPrivacy

const schema = yup.object().shape({
  company: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),
  email: yup.string().email('Must be a valid E-Mail').required('Required'),
  appName: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),

  minimumAge: yup.number().min(0, 'Must be higher').max(150, 'Must be lower'),
  dataDownloadUrl: yup.string().url('Must be a valid URL'),

  conditions: yup.object().shape({
    shop: yup.bool(),
    analytics: yup.bool(),
    retargeting: yup.bool(),
    tracking: yup.bool(),
    gdpr: yup.bool(),
  }),

  extras: yup.object().shape({
    paymentOptions: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
    deviceInfo: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
  }),
});

appTerms

const schema = yup.object().shape({
  company: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),
  email: yup.string().email('Must be a valid E-Mail').required('Required'),
  appName: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),

  country: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
  conditions: yup.object().shape({
    shop: yup.bool(),
  }),
});

webCookies

const schema = yup.object().shape({
  email: yup.string().email('Must be a valid E-Mail').required('Required'),
  website: yup.string().url('Must be a valid URL'),
});

webPrivacy

const schema = yup.object().shape({
  company: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),
  email: yup.string().email('Must be a valid E-Mail').required('Required'),
  website: yup.string().url('Must be a valid URL'),

  minimumAge: yup.number().min(0, 'Must be higher').max(150, 'Must be lower'),
  dataDownloadUrl: yup.string().url('Must be a valid URL'),

  conditions: yup.object().shape({
    shop: yup.bool(),
    analytics: yup.bool(),
    retargeting: yup.bool(),
    tracking: yup.bool(),
    gdpr: yup.bool(),
  }),

  extras: yup.object().shape({
    paymentOptions: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
    deviceInfo: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
  }),
});

webTerms

const schema = yup.object().shape({
  company: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter').required('Required'),
  email: yup.string().email('Must be a valid E-Mail').required('Required'),
  website: yup.string().url('Must be a valid URL'),

  country: yup.string().min(2, 'Must be longer').max(200, 'Must be shorter'),
  conditions: yup.object().shape({
    shop: yup.bool(),
  }),
});

Formatting output

As plain text

You can use remove-markdown module to clean up any markup:

import removeMd from 'remove-markdown';

const text = removeMd(generator(options));

As HTML

You can use marked to render HTML:

import marked from 'marked';

const text = marked(generator(options));

As React component

You can use react-markdown to avoid dangerouslySetInnerHTML:

import React from 'react';
import ReactMarkdown from 'react-markdown';

const node =  <ReactMarkdown source={generator(options)} />;