This PR aims at simplifying the user experience of the library, by letting the library handle all the management of the browser cookies. Users of the library will be able to interact with Single Consent via a higher level API, such as class methods, instead of having to parse / write the cookies themselves.
Changelog
The constructor now has only one callback. It takes as arguments:
the updated consents
a boolean flag consentsPreferencesSet that is true if the consents have been set
an optional error object.
The API url can be passed to the constructor directly. If not, it will default to the old behaviour of getting it from the HTML tag.
The Typescript typing has been improved - not perfect yet
Added methods getCookie and setCookie
Added public method areCookiePreferencesSet
Added unit tests for these new methods
Improved the config class by setting more static config variables such as the cookie names and default lifetimes
Added methods to get specific consents. e.g hasConsentedToEssential() and hasConsentedToUsage()
Examples
Additionally, the examples have been updated.
I've removed example/utils.js since that logic is now handled by the library.
This PR aims at simplifying the user experience of the library, by letting the library handle all the management of the browser cookies. Users of the library will be able to interact with Single Consent via a higher level API, such as class methods, instead of having to parse / write the cookies themselves.
Changelog
consentsPreferencesSetthat is true if the consents have been setgetCookieandsetCookieareCookiePreferencesSethasConsentedToEssential()andhasConsentedToUsage()Examples
Additionally, the examples have been updated. I've removed
example/utils.jssince that logic is now handled by the library.