@jonl1/wappler-ac-cookie-consent
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App Connect extension that wraps Cookie Consent library
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App Connect extension that wraps Cookie Consent library . Cookie Consent is lightweight & gdpr compliant cookie consent plugin written in plain javascript.
ExtensionsAdd extension@jonl1/wappler-ac-cookie-consentsavesave again. This step will install the extension.Click Add new component in the App structure panel.
Browse to Jonl1 folder and add Jonl1 Cookie Consent to your page. In code view it will look something like this:
<dmx-jonl1-cookie-consent id="consent1" dmx-bind:categories="{necessary:{enabled:true,readOnly:true,autoClear:''}}"></dmx-jonl1-cookie-consent>
The component is documented in the UI but make sure to check the library's documentation
You can check what it's capable in the demo website
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
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App Connect extension that wraps Cookie Consent library
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