@palmabit/angular-cookie-law
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Angular cookie law provides:
You can install this package with npm.
npm i @palmabit/angular-cookie-law --save
Add a <script> and <style> to your index.html:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/node_modules/angular-cookie-law/dist/angular-cookie-law.min.css">
<script src="/node_modules/angular-cookie-law/dist/angular-cookie-law.min.js"></script>
First, you need to inject angular-cookie-law into your angular module.
angular.module('myApp', ['angular-cookie-law']);
You could insert this directive at the beginning of <body> tag.
<cookie-law-banner position="top" message="Your custom message" policy-url="http://link-to-your-policy"></cookie-law-banner>
This directive creates a banner that informs users about cookies that contains a button to accept them.
From version 0.2.0, all banner texts are refreshed if one of these attributes change: message, acceptText, declineText, policyText, policyURL.
position: 'top'
Position of the banner (variants: "top", "bottom". default: "top").
message: 'Your custom message'
The message to be shown with banner (default: "We use cookies to track usage and preferences").
acceptButton: true
Show or hide accept button (default: true).
acceptText: 'Your custom text'
The text for accept button (default: "I Understand").
declineButton: false
Show or hide decline button (default: false).
declineText: 'Your custom text'
The text for decline button (default: "Disable Cookies").
policyButton: false
Show or hide policy link button (default: false).
policyText: 'Your custom text'
The text for policy link button (default: "Privacy Policy").
policyURL: '/privacy-policy/'
The URL to show privacy policy (default: "/privacy-policy/").
policyBlank: false
Set true to open privacy policy page in other tab (default: false).
expireDays: 365
Days number for the accept cookie expiration (default: 365).
element: 'body'
Element to append/prepend cookieBar to. Remember . for class or # for id. (default: "body").
<cookie-law-wait>
<div>...</div>
</cookie-law-wait>
The divs inside <cookie-law-wait> directive is loaded only after cookies are accepted.
This service provides a function to know if cookies are accepted.
First, you need to inject CookieLawService into your angular controller or directive.
angular.module('myApp').controller('MyCtrl', ['CookieLawService']);
This function tells you if cookies are accepted.
CookieLawService.isEnabled(); //true or false
The event cookieLaw.accept is triggered when cookies are accepted.
$scope.$on('cookieLaw.accept', function() {
//callback function
});
The event cookieLaw.dismiss is triggered when cookies banner is closed.
$scope.$on('cookieLaw.dismiss', function() {
//callback function
});
The event cookieLaw.decline is triggered when cookies are declined.
$scope.$on('cookieLaw.decline', function() {
//callback function
});
To change the name of the cookie, simply add the following line to your code.
angular.module('angular-cookie-law').value('cookieLawName', 'cookieMessage');
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
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Angular module that provides a banner to inform users about cookie law
We found that @palmabit/angular-cookie-law demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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