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strapi-plugin-clym-cmp

v1.0.1

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Integrate the Clym Widget into your Strapi-powered site. Learn more: https://knowledge.clym.io/en/article/clym-plugins-jeagzs/

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strapi-plugin-clym-cmp

Clym CMP integration for Strapi v4.

Stores your Clym Widget ID in Strapi and automatically injects the Clym consent widget scripts into any HTML responses your Strapi instance serves.

Full setup guide: https://knowledge.clym.io/en/article/clym-plugins-jeagzs/

Requirements

  • Strapi v4
  • Node.js 18+

Installation

npm install strapi-plugin-clym-cmp

Then add the plugin to config/plugins.js:

module.exports = {
  'clym-cmp': { enabled: true },
};

Restart Strapi.

Configuration

  1. In the Strapi admin panel, go to Content Manager → Clym CMP Settings
  2. Click Create an entry
  3. Enter your Widget ID — log in at auth.clym.io to find it in your dashboard. Don't have an account? Register at register.clym.io
  4. Click Save

The plugin injects the Clym scripts immediately after <head> on all HTML responses (admin routes excluded). Changes to the Widget ID take effect instantly — no restart needed.

How it works

HTML middleware (automatic)

When Strapi serves an HTML page, the plugin injects synchronous script tags right after <head>:

<script src='https://config.clym-widget.net/v2/YOUR-WIDGET-ID.js'></script>
<script src='https://widget-next.clym-sdk.net/v2/stub.js' data-property='YOUR-WIDGET-ID'></script>

Frontend frameworks (Next.js, Nuxt, etc.)

If you're using Strapi as a headless API, fetch the Widget ID and inject the scripts in your frontend's <head>:

// Fetch from Strapi Content API
const res = await fetch('/api/clym-setting?fields[0]=widgetId')
const { data } = await res.json()
const widgetId = data?.attributes?.widgetId

Then inject the two <script> tags synchronously (no defer or async) in your layout.

Support

https://knowledge.clym.io/en/