My Journey into Open Source: Simplifying Cookie Consent for React Developers

seishin

Atanas Dimitrov

Posted on April 29, 2024

My Journey into Open Source: Simplifying Cookie Consent for React Developers

As a developer navigating the complexities of modern web development, I encountered a common challenge: implementing a cookie consent view in my React project. What initially appeared as a straightforward task soon revealed itself to be far more complex due to the overly complicated APIs of existing libraries.

Frustrated by the convoluted configurations and cumbersome design tweaks required by available solutions, I set out on a mission to create a simpler, more intuitive alternative. Little did I know that this quest would lead me to my first venture into the world of open source.

Bite Consent

Enter Bite Consent — a lightweight and customizable React component designed to simplify the process of managing cookie consent. With Bite Consent, developers can easily add a sleek and compliant cookie consent banner to their projects with just a few lines of code.

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Here’s how simple it is to integrate Bite Consent into your React application using the useBiteConsent hook:

const { consentCookie, show, revoke } = useBiteConsent('https://example.com/privacy');
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With Bite Consent, you can say goodbye to the hassle of managing cookie consent and focus on building amazing user experiences. Join me on this journey as we simplify web development and empower developers worldwide to create better, more compliant websites. Together, we can make a difference — one cookie at a time.

More Details

For more details and to get started with Bite Consent, check out the links below:

Feel free to explore and dive deeper into the codebase, or even suggest changes and improvements!

Happy coding! 👨🏻‍💻

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seishin
Atanas Dimitrov

Posted on April 29, 2024

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