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Informations about the package laravel-cookie-consent-enhanced

Elevate Your Laravel App's GDPR Compliance with Enhanced Cookie Consent

Ensuring compliance with EU laws on cookie usage is crucial for websites targeting or owned by EU citizens. Dive into the capabilities of this Laravel package, a robust extension originating from Spatie's Laravel Cookie Consent. Developed by IdeaCat, a web development agency in Bucharest, Romania, this package not only simplifies the implementation of a cookie consent dialog but also extends its functionalities. Beyond the essentials, it introduces advanced features like predefined database tables, administrative tools for user data management, and seamless integration of GDPR compliance requirements.

Explore further details about the EU legislation on cookies here.

Installation and Configuration

1. Install the Package

You can effortlessly install the package via Composer. Open your terminal and run:

The package will automatically register itself in your Laravel application.

2. Publish Vendor Files

Run the publish command to publish the views, languages, database migration, config and assets.

3. Migrate the Database

Execute the migration command to create the required database tables:

Configuration Details

Upon publishing the configuration file, you'll find a file named cookie-consent-enhanced.php in the config directory. Here's an overview of the configuration options:

Note on Cookie Domain

Ensure you set the cookie domain by using the 'domain' key in the config/session.php file. Add the corresponding value in your .env file for SESSION_DOMAIN. If your URL includes a port, such as 'localhost:3000', it is crucial to set this value for the package to function correctly.

Usage and Customization

Displaying the Cookie Consent Dialog Using Blade Template

To effortlessly display the cookie consent dialog in your template, include the following line in your Blade file:

This will render a dialog similar to the one depicted below. Note that the default styling, powered by TailwindCSS v2, creates a floating banner at the bottom of the page.

Displaying the Cookie Consent Dialog Using the Middleware

Instead of manually including cookie-consent-enhanced::index in your view, consider adding the middleware to your kernel:

This will automatically add cookie-consent-enhanced::index to your response just before the closing body tag.

Cookie Consent Dialog

Upon clicking "Allow cookies," a cookie_consent cookie will be set, and the dialog will be removed from the DOM. Laravel, recognizing the set laravel_cookie_consent cookie on subsequent requests, will refrain from displaying the dialog again.

Customizing Dialog Texts

The files is published to resources/lang/vendor/cookie-consent-enhanced/en/texts.php. You can then customize the text as follows:

For translations, copy the file to, for instance, resources/lang/vendor/cookie-consent-enhanced/fr/texts.php and provide the French translations.

Customizing Dialog Contents

The files is published to the index and dialogContents view files to resources/views/vendor/cookie-consent-enhanced. Typically, you only need to modify the dialogContents view. Adjusting the JavaScript code is possible in the index view file.

Testing

Execute the following command to run tests:

Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please contact [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See License File for more information.

All versions of laravel-cookie-consent-enhanced with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.2
illuminate/support Version ^10.23.1
illuminate/view Version ^10.23.1
illuminate/cookie Version ^10.23.1
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16.1
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