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@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager
React Cookie Manager is a framework agnostic, easy-use package to help control the visitor's cookie consent.
React Cookie Manager 🍪
React Cookie Manager is a framework agnostic, easy-use package to help control the visitor's cookie consent.
About 📝
React Cookie Manager reduces the workload of creating and mantaining multiple cookie consents by centralizing them into this package. Enables cookie management of following services:
- Google Analytics Universal. (Deprecated)
- Google Analytics 4.
Features ✨
- Display a customizable popup to accept or reject cookies.
- Create a cookie library showing:
- Tables with details about site's necessary cookies and additional cookies: cookie name, provider name and url, cookie category, purpose, expiry and type.
- Radio inputs (allow or reject all cookies) and a button to update preferences.
Installation 🧰
$ npm i @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager
yarn
$ yarn add @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager
pnpm
$ pnpm add @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager
How to use 📝
Configure the Disclaimer
Import the CookieManager into a component in your React app and pass the configuration with your desired theme settings:
// Disclaimer.tsx
'use client'
import { CookieManager, type SKCMConfiguration } from '@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager'
export default function Disclaimer(): React.JSX.Element {
const configuration: SKCMConfiguration = {
disclaimer: {
title: 'This website uses cookies',
body: 'By using this site, you agree with our use of cookies'
},
services: {
googleAnalyticsUniversalId: 'UA-XXXXXXXX',
googleAnalytics4Id: 'G-XXXXXXXX'
},
theme: {
primary: '#14cabf',
dark: '#131f37',
medium: '#b0bfd9',
light: '#fff'
}
}
return <CookieManager configuration={configuration} />
}
Control page navigation
Import the useUpdatePathGA hook and use it with your router of preference:
Example for NextJS with the App router
'use client'
import { useEffect } from 'react'
import {
CookieManager,
useUpdatePathGA,
type SKCMConfiguration
} from '@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager'
import { usePathname } from 'next/navigation'
export default function Disclaimer(): React.JSX.Element {
const pathname = usePathname()
const updatePathGA = useUpdatePathGA()
const configuration: SKCMConfiguration = {
// ...
}
useEffect(() => {
updatePathGA(pathname)
}, [pathname])
return <CookieManager configuration={configuration} />
}
Add the CookieManagerProvider
Import the CookieManagerProvider and add it to the list of providers:
// ContextProviders.tsx
'use client'
import { CookieManagerProvider } from '@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager'
export function ContextProviders({ children }: React.PropsWithChildren): React.JSX.Element {
return <CookieManagerProvider>{children}</CookieManagerProvider>
}
Then import it to your layout and add the <Disclaimer /> component:
// layout.tsx
import { ContextProviders } from './ContextProviders.tsx'
import { Disclaimer } from './components'
export default function RootLayout({
children
}: Readonly<{
children: React.ReactNode
}>): React.JSX.Element {
return (
<ContextProviders>
<html lang="en">
<body>
{children}
<Disclaimer />
</body>
</html>
</ContextProviders>
)
}
Show the cookie library
Import the CookieLibrary component to your svelte file and pass the configuration with your desired settings, as shown in the example below.
You can also use the library without any configuration or you can pass a theme to the configuration:
'use client'
import { CookieLibrary, type SKCMConfiguration } from '@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager'
export default function CookieLibraryPage() {
const configuration: SKCMConfiguration = {
theme: {
primary: '#14cabf',
dark: '#131f37',
medium: '#b0bfd9',
light: '#fff'
}
}
return <CookieLibrary configuration={configuration} />
}
Using the internal store
You can use the useCookieManagerContext hook to know whether the services are running or not.
import { useCookieManagerContext } from '@boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager'
export function Component() {
const { servicesInitialized } = useCookieManagerContext()
const isRunning = servicesInitialized.value
// ...
}
Configuration 🪛
Custom configuration must be of type SKCMConfiguration. All available props are shown below:
type SKCMConfiguration = {
disclaimer: {
title?: string
body?: string
policyText?: string
policyUrl?: string
acceptButtonText?: string
rejectButtonText?: string
}
services: {
googleAnalyticsUniversalId?: string
googleAnalytics4Id?: string
adCookiesEnabled?: boolean
customNecessaryCookies?: {
name: string
provider: string
providerUrl: string
purpose: string
expiry: string
type: string
showDisclaimerIfMissing?: boolean
}[]
}
theme: {
primary?: string
dark?: string
medium?: string
light?: string
}
}
Disclaimer props
| Name | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| title | The title of the popup | "Cookie Preferences" |
| body | Body message of the popup | "By using this site, you agree with our use of cookies." |
| policyText | Text that links to Privacy Policy | "Read our Cookie Policy" |
| policyUrl | Privacy Policy url | "/privacy-policy" |
| acceptButtonText | Text shown in 'Accept' button | "Accept Additional Cookies" |
| rejectButtonText | Text shown in 'Reject' button | "Reject Additional Cookies" |
Services props
You must use googleAnalyticsUniversalId or googleAnalytics4Id.
| Name | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| googleAnalyticsUniversalId | Your Google Analytics Universal key | |
| googleAnalytics4Id | Your Google Analytics 4 key | |
| adCookiesEnabled | Whether cookies with the category Advertising should be set in the browser and shown in the library | true |
| customNecessaryCookies | Cookies that should be present in the Necessary Cookies table to inform the user their usage. To configure them see below |
Custom necessary cookies
You can configure extra cookies that will also appear in the Cookie library by specifying them in the customNecessaryCookies property.
They accept the following options:
| Name | Description | Default value | Required | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | Name of the cookie | Yes | Boxfish Cookie | |
| provider | Name of it's provider | No | Boxfish | |
| providerUrl | URL of it's provider | No | https://boxfish.studio | |
| purpose | Usage of the cookie | Yes | "Stores the user's consent" | |
| expiry | Time that the cookie with remain in the user's browser since it's creation | Yes | "30 days" | |
| type | Type of cookie | Yes | "HTTP" | |
| showDisclamerIfMissing | Show the accept/reject popup if this cookie is missing | false | No | true |
Theme props
A 4-colour palette has been predefined following a custom style guide. You may overwrite these values in your custom configuration variable.
| Name | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
| primary | Used in buttons backgrounds, anchors | #14cabf (teal) |
| dark | Used in headings, body | #131f37 (black) |
| medium | Used in table headings, table borders | #b0bfd9 (gray) |
| light | Used in banner background colour, buttons text colour | #fff (white) |
Built with
- React.
- Typescript.
- Vite
Release Package
cd cookie-manager/{framework} && pnpm package && npm publish --access=public
License
Made with :heart: by Boxfish Studio.
FAQs
React Cookie Manager is a framework agnostic, easy-use package to help control the visitor's cookie consent.
The npm package @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @boxfish-studio/react-cookie-manager demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 11 Oct 2024
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