react-cookie-consent/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[7.2.0]

• Added onOverlayClick which allows you to react to a click on the overlay
• Added acceptOnOverlayClick which accepts the cookies when the overlay is clicked and runs onOverlayClick

[7.1.1]

• customContentAttributes and customContainerAttributes are now optional in the typing file as they should be

[7.1.0]

• Added custom attribute props for content and container

[7.0.1]

• Configured webpack to remove self from build artefact. Should now work in Nextjs and Gatsby (only tested those..)

[7.0.0]

• Switched from CommonJS to UMD module

[6.4.1)]

• Added missing typing

[6.4.0)]

• Added visible prop

[6.3.0)]

• Added the (optional) scrolling effect back in as it is declared legal in some countries now.

[6.2.4]

• version bumps :)

[6.2.3]

• Added support for IE11, the webpack generated runtime-code should not use arrow functions

[6.2.2]

• Fixed the return type of getCookieConsentValue in the dts file.

[6.2.1]

Added the getCookieConsentValue to the dts file.

[6.2.0]

Added the exported function getCookieConsentValue to get the cookie value from custom code

[6.1.0]

Added support for React 17

[6.0.0]

removed

Accepting by scrolling is no longer allowed and has thus been removed from the package. For details see issue 88

[5.2.0]

added

Added aria labels for both the decline and accept button

[5.1.4]

changed

• set default SameSite attribute to "lax" because browsers are already implementing the cookie policy changes.

[5.1.3]

changed

• Fix missing buttonWrapperClasses prop in type definition

[5.1.2]

changed

• Set cookie value before handling side-effects.
• The overlay is now conditional. Meaning that the component behaves exactly as it did prior to 5.1.0 when you do not use the overlay

[5.1.0]

A new feature! This time it's an "overlay" on the entire website to block access whilst the cookiebar is displayed. This is all opt-in of course and the README covers it nicely (just add overlay to the props and see what happens).

We got an update picture, with a cute cat... unfortunately the cat won't be included by default:

[5.0.1]

• Fixed Issue 69 by removing location from the proptypes to avoid build-time issues

[5.0.0]

added

• CookieSecurity prop - allows securing the cookie
• sameSite prop - allows you to set sameSite properties so browser won't warn about non-secure cookies :)

[4.1.0]

changed

• Added CookieConsent back in as the default for the containerClasses property.

[4.0.0]

I decided to update react-cookie-consent to version 4 because this version has a buttonWrapper which will break appearance. I consider appearance a major feature.

Added

• Changelog :D
• A wrapper around the buttons so they always stay together. (still possible to change with css using buttonWrapperClasses)

Changed

• Default ids for the buttons (rcc stands for react-cookie-consent, cookie-consent is blocked by some adblockers nowadays so I abbreviated it)

Updated

dependencies

• js-cookie updated from 2.2.0 to 2.2.1

peer dependencies

• react updated from 16.4.0 to 16.13.1

development dependencies

• @types/js-cookie updated from 2.2.2 to 2.2.6
• babel-cli updated from 6.24.1 to 6.26.0
• babel-preset-env updated from 1.5.1 to 1.7.0
• react updated from 16.8.6 to 16.13.1