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react-cookie-disclaimer
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The package will help you to display a notification about the use of cookies on the site
You need to install package.
npm install react-cookie-disclaimer
You can use yarn.
yarn add react-cookie-disclaimer
You should import the component and css file
import CookieDisclaimer from 'react-cookie-disclaimer';
Then use the component in your application. For example:
<CookieDisclaimer background='#0079c1' color='#fff' cookiePolicyLink='/cookie-policy' />
Parameter | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
background | string | Sets the color for the background in any format that supports css | #fff |
bottomPosition | boolean | By default, the notification is displayed at the top of the page and the value of this parameter is false . If set to true , the notification will be displayed at the bottom | false |
color | string | Sets the color of the text and the cross to close | #000 |
cookiePolicyName | string | Sets the name for the cookie policy link | Cookie Policy |
cookiePolicyText | string | Sets the text before the cookie policy link. It is recommended to set value because default text may change in future versions | By continuing to use the service, you agree to our use of cookies as described in the |
cookiePolicyLink | string | Link to your cookie policy. If the link value is not set, the link with the name (cookiePolicyName) and the text before the link (cookiePolicyText) will not be displayed | - |
text | string | This is the main text that will be displayed in the notification. It is recommended to set value because default text may change in future versions | This website uses cookies to improve service, for analytical and advertising purposes. |
closeIconSize | number | Sets the size of the icon to close the notification | 28 |
closeIconPositionTop | boolean | By default the icon for closing is displayed in the middle relative to the height of the notification and the value of this parameter is false . If set to true , the closing icon will be displayed on the top | false |
padding | number | Sets padding for cookie notification | 20 |
You can place your own content in the notification. You should call the component as follows:
<CookieDisclaimer background='#000' color='#fff'>JSX custom content</CookieDisclaimer>
import CookieDisclaimer from 'react-cookie-disclaimer';
import 'react-cookie-disclaimer/dist/css/main.css';
const App = () => (
<div className="app">
...
<CookieDisclaimer
background='#0079c1'
bottomPosition={false}
closeIconSize={30}
closeIconPositionTop={false}
color='#fff'
cookiePolicyName='Cookie Policy'
cookiePolicyLink='/cookie-policy'
cookiePolicyText='By continuing to use the service, you agree to our'
text='This website uses cookies to improve service.'
/>
</div>
);
export default App;
FAQs
The package will help you to display a notification about the use of cookies on the site
The npm package react-cookie-disclaimer receives a total of 21 weekly downloads. As such, react-cookie-disclaimer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-cookie-disclaimer 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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