Checking consent

The has() method returns a boolean value and checks if the user has given consent for a specific purpose. It allows for simple & complex checks. This can be used to conditionally render content based on the user's consent, for example.

// Simple check
const hasAnalytics = has('measurement');
const hasMarketing = has('marketing');

// Complex check
const hasAnalyticsAndMarketing = has({
  and: ['measurement', 'marketing'],
})

const hasEitherAnalyticsOrMarketing = has({
  or: ['measurement', 'marketing'],
})

const doesNotHaveMarketing = has({
  not: 'marketing',
})

// Nested checks
const condition = has({
  and: [
    'necessary',
    { or: ['measurement', 'marketing'] },
    { not: 'advertising' },
  ]
})