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React provider to handle website end user consent cookie storage based on segment integrations


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This package is an helper to handle cookie consents with Segment integrations. It will handle the cookie consent for each categories.

This package does not contain design element to display a cookie consent modal, it only handle the storage and the init of cookie consent in a React provider.

QuickStart

In order to use it, first you need to provide a context at the top level of your application

import { PropsWithChildren } from 'react'

const MyApp = ({ children }: PropsWithChildren) => {
  return (
    <CookieConsentProvider
      isConsentRequired // Switch off consents if not defined (usefull for E2E testing)
      essentialIntegrations={[]} // List of mandatory integrations
      config={{
        segment, // Segment configuration used to get dynamically the integration used
      }}
      // not required
      cookiePrefix="_scw_rgpd" // default value
      consentMaxAge={13 * 30 * 24 * 60 * 60} // default value (appx 13 months)
      consentAdvertisingMaxAge={6 * 30 * 24 * 60 * 60} // default value (appx 6 months)
      cookiesOptions={{ sameSite: 'strict', secure: true, path: '/' }} // default value
    >
      {children}
    </CookieConsentProvider>
  )
}

Then in your cookie modal component you could simply use exposed hook to get and modify consents

export function PanelConsent() {
  const { saveConsent, categoriesConsent } = useCookieConsent()

  const setAllConsents = ({
    categoriesConsent,
    value,
  }: {
    categoriesConsent: Partial<Consent>
    value: boolean
  }) =>
    Object.keys(categoriesConsent).reduce(
      (acc, category) => ({ ...acc, [category]: value }),
      {},
    )

  const handleClick = (consentForAll: boolean) => () => {
    saveConsent(setAllConsents({ categoriesConsent, value: consentForAll }))
  }

  const onAgreeAll = handleClick(true)

  const onReject = handleClick(false)

  return (
    <div className={styles.consent}>
      <div>Do you accept consents ?</div>
      <div>
        <Button onClick={onAgreeAll} autoFocus>
          Accept
        </Button>
        <Button onClick={onReject}>Decline</Button>
      </div>
    </div>
  )
}

As it's necessary now to have a consent management. https://segment.com/docs/privacy/consent-management/configure-consent-management/

you will have the possibility to add the SegmentConsentMiddleware, be aware that there is a dependency with SegmenttProvider.

User flow

flowchart TD
    Z[Application boot] -..-> A
    subgraph "Cookie Consent booting"
    A[First user navigation in app] --> B{isConsentRequired}
    B --> |false| C[do nothing with cookies]
    B --> |true| D[Fetch segment integrations configuration]
    D --> E[Generate hash of integration and define required consent categories depending on integration]
    E -..->F[Set needConsent to true]
    end
    subgraph "Consent storage"
    F -..-> | | G[/User saveConsent with categories/]
    G --> H[Hash of integration is stored in _scw_rgpd_hash cookie with storage of 6 months]
    G --> I[_scw_rgpd_$category$ cookie is stored for each accepted cookie consent category, 6 months for ad consent, 13 month for others]
    H & I --> J[needConsent is set to false]
    end
    subgraph "User come back on website in futur (within cookie duration)"
    J -..-> K[Application boot]
    K -..-> L[Check value fo cookies _scw_rgpd_hash and _scw_rgpd_$categorie$]
    L --> M[Load in context accepted categories]
    end
    subgraph "User come back after 6 months"
    J -...-> N[Application boot]
    N -..-> O[Check value fo cookies _scw_rgpd_hash and _scw_rgpd_$categorie$]
    O --> B
    end

How to contribute ?

Prerequisites

$ cd packages/cookie-consent

Start

$ pnpm build # Build the package
$ pnpm watch # Build the package and watch for changes

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Last updated on 26 Apr 2024

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