ekoukltd/laraconsent

User consent module for laravel

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README

This module provides versioned user consent terms and conditions which must be accepted to allow the user to continue using the application.

When a new version is published you may optionally require existing users to accept the new terms or only apply to new users.

Once a user has accepted terms on a specific version, that version is locked and may not be changed ensuring that users and the organisation will always retain a history of accepted terms.

A consent option may be applied to any user guard allowing clients and admins to require different terms. Set user models to be used in config file options. In each user model inclue the HasConsent Trait.

A consent option may also be used to signup for newsletters. Event hooks are provided which can be used to trigger subscribe / unsubscribe actions. See Events section below.

Add / Edit Consent Options

An index view of all accepted and declined terms is included:-

Add / Edit Consent Options

Consent editor defaults to the free summernote editor but may be switched to froala editor (licence needed) in the config file. Consent forms may be set to be published in the future and will be automatically made available on the day.

Add / Edit Consent Options

Installation

Via Composer

composer require ekoukltd/laraconsent

Publish the configuration options to customise routing.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\LaraConsentServiceProvider" --tag="laraconsent.config"

For better presentation of index pages, Yarjabox Datatables is included For this to work jQuery and bootstrap must be installed:-

Typical requirements

 npm i jquery bootstrap@4.6.1 select2 datatables.net-bs4  datatables.net-responsive datatables.net-responsive-bs4 datatables.net-scroller-bs4

Or to allow printing tables to PDF, Excel or CSV, include buttons and JS PDF maker

 npm i jquery bootstrap@4.6.1 select2 datatables.net-bs4 datatables.net-buttons-bs4 datatables.net-responsive datatables.net-responsive-bs4 datatables.net-scroller-bs4 jszip pdfmake

Bootstrap 4 & Bootstrap 5 templates are included

Publish views to directory /resources/views/vendor/ekoukltd & /resources/views/vendor/datatables

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\LaraConsentServiceProvider" --tag="laraconsent.views"

These views have been made using the Laravel 8 Breeze template format and include widgets which can be easily included into your own templates

Then publish the JS and CSS assets and translations

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\LaraConsentServiceProvider" --tag="laraconsent.assets"

Check the resources/assets/laraconsent/sass/laraconsent.scss file and remove any css modules you may already have.

And the resources/assets/laraconsent/js/imports.js file and remove any already included js modules.

Update webpack.mix.js to compile our CSS

.sass('resources/assets/laraconsent/sass/laraconsent.scss', 'public/css')
.copy('resources/assets/laraconsent/sass/laraconsent_print.css', 'public/css')

Then update your resources/js/app.js to load JS assets:-

import Laraconsent from "../assets/laraconsent/js/laraconsent";

and ensure the app.js file is included in webpack.mix.js

.js('resources/js/app.js', 'public/js')

Then on the cli, compile the assets

npm run dev

Run Migrations:-

php artisan migrate

Two database tables will be created:-

  • consent_options
  • consentables

consent_options stores a versioned history of each consent form and consentables records each users consent form interaction history.

Force users to accept consent

To redirect a user to accept consent page if one is outstanding, update your App\Http\Kernel.php 'web' middlewaregroup to include:- \Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\Http\Middleware\ForceRedirectToUnapprovedConsents::class

##Authentication User routes should be available to any logged in user.

In the config\laraconsent.php file make sure to include auth:guardname of required guards that should be able to view their consent

'prefix'     => 'user-consent',
'middleware' => ['web','auth:admin,web']

Translations

All phrases may be updated in the translation files:-

resources/lang/vendor/laraconsent/en/admin.php
resources/lang/vendor/laraconsent/en/user.php
resources/lang/vendor/laraconsent/en.json

Events

When an individual consent is given or denied a ConsentUpdated event is triggered. When all consents have been saved the ConsentUpdatedComplete event is triggered.

Use ConsentUpdated event to trigger an action on update of a specific consent form. Use ConsentUpdatedComplete event to trigger an action with all of the completed forms.

Customise actions in your EventServiceProvider.

These have been added by default:-

use Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\Events\ConsentsUpdatedComplete;
use Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\Listeners\NotifyConsentsUpdated;
use Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\Events\ConsentUpdated;
use Ekoukltd\LaraConsent\Listeners\LogConsentUpdated;

class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    protected $listen = [
        //Triggered after each consent option is saved.
        ConsentUpdated::class => [
            //Add something to the log file.
            LogConsentUpdated::class,
            //Add update mailchimp subscription event here
        ],
        //Triggered after all consent options have been saved
        ConsentsUpdatedComplete::class => [
            //Sends email to user with copy of the consents
            NotifyConsentsUpdated::class
            ]
    ];

Usage

URL's may be customised in the config file.
Here you may also include your own middleware to restrict access the admin routes

    //Grouping of admin web routes
    'routes'     => [
        'admin' => [
            //Admin web routes should only be available to admins
            'prefix'     => 'consent-admin',
            'middleware' => ['web','auth']
        ],
        'user'  => [
            //User routes should be available to any logged in user
            'prefix'     => 'consent',
            'middleware' => ['web']
        ],
    ],

Admin Routes

Method URL Named Route
GET consent-admin consent-admin.index
GET consent-admin/create consent-admin.create
POST consent-admin/save consent-admin.store
GET consent-admin/submitted consent-admin.submitted
GET consent-admin/{consentOption} consent-admin.show
PUT consent-admin/{consentOption} consent-admin.update
GET consent-admin/{consentOption}/edit consent-admin.edit
POST consent-admin/{consentOption}/toggle consent-admin.toggle

User Routes

Method URL Named Route
GET user-consent/my-consents user-consent.show
GET user-consent/print user-consent.print
POST user-consent/request user-consent.store
GET user-consent/request user-consent.request

Change log

Please see the changelog for more information on what has changed recently.

Testing

composer test

Contributing

Please see contributing.md for details and a todolist.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email lee@ekouk.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

License

MIT. Please see the license file for more information.