Honey is a React package for cookie consent. Drop a script tag in <head>, wrap your app in <CookieConsent>, and your visitors get a consent panel, a preferences drawer, a declaration table and a floating re-open trigger out of the box. RODO, GDPR and ePrivacy compatible.
<CookieConsent> is the one all-in-one entry point: pick where the panel sits with placement — modal, top-drawer, bottom-drawer, left-drawer, right-drawer, the four corners or center — and where the re-open button lands with triggerPlacement. (<HoneySetup> stays exported as a backward-compatible alias.)
import {CookieConsent} from '@banzamel/honey'
<CookieConsent placement="modal" triggerPlacement="bottom-left">
<App />
</CookieConsent>Sensible defaults, themable through CSS variables, customizable through provider props. Pair with the hosted backend for audit logs, consent receipts and multi-domain sharing.
The npm package itself is MIT. The hosted compliance backend — audit logging, server-side consent receipts, multi-domain consent sharing, hosted scan reports, declaration delivery from your honey.mineralui.io portal — requires a one-time license:
- Buy a license at honey.mineralui.io/pricing.
- Activate the install:
npx honey activate --license-key=YOUR_LICENSE_KEY
- Done. The next page load talks to the backend; your portal at honey.mineralui.io tracks installations, registered domains and consent history.
Without a license the UI components still work — banners render, users can accept/reject, consent is saved locally to their browser. You just don't get the hosted compliance pieces.
Full documentation, live examples and API reference at honey.mineralui.io/docs.
- Contact: honey.mineralui.io/contact
- Issues: github.com/Banzamel/honey/issues
Built by Banzamel.