@schibstedspain/react-cmp-modal
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This component shows a Modal to let the user know about the consents, purposes and vendors that will use cookies in the platform to give different services. The modal connects with a `cmp` library in order to show all the data and let the user customize i
This component shows a Modal to let the user know about the consents, purposes and vendors that will use cookies in the platform to give different services. The modal connects with a cmp library in order to show all the data and let the user customize it, when possible.
Required You need to have loaded the cmp compliant library in order to be able to use this component. Otherwise it won't be shown.
$ npm install @schibstedspain/react-cmp-modal --save
import CmpModal from '@schibstedspain/react-cmp-modal'
return (
<CmpModal
onExit={() => { alert('User accepted everything, he wants to exit')}}
retrieveConsentsFromCmp
logo="https://www.website.com/img/logo.png"
privacyUrl='https://www.website.com/privacy-url'
/>
)
Find full description and more examples in the demo page.
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This component shows a Modal to let the user know about the consents, purposes and vendors that will use cookies in the platform to give different services. The modal connects with a `cmp` library in order to show all the data and let the user customize i
We found that @schibstedspain/react-cmp-modal demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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