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@edx/cookie-policy-banner
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The edX cookie policy banner component implemented in React.
edX cookie policy banner React component
npm i --save @edx/cookie-policy-banner
import CookiePolicyBanner from '@edx/cookie-policy-banner';
// Can import sass file this way
// Or as an import in one of your sass files with other third party sass files
import '@edx/cookie-policy-banner/build/cookie-policy-banner.scss';
const SomeWrappingComponent = () => (
<div>
<span>Blahblablah</span>
<CookiePolicyBanner />
</div>
);
As noted in a comment in the previous code example, you can import the styles associated with the CookiePolicyBanner
component directly (if this is supported by your webpack
config) or by importing the sass file as part of one of your existing sass files (probably where your other third-party sass files are imported).
// base.scss
@import 'thirdPartySass';
@import 'anotherThirdPartySass';
@import '@edx/cookie-policy-banner/build/cookie-policy-banner';
Storybook
is a useful tool for showcasing the expected and potential usage of components.
Executing
npm run start
locally builds the Storybook for the CookiePolicyBanner
component on port 3003
.
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