React apps load scripts dynamically and navigate without full page refreshes—so tracking can fire early if consent isn’t handled correctly. CookieHub adds a full consent layer to your React site, blocks non-essential cookies until approval, and helps keep your app aligned with GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations.
CookieHub integrates cleanly into React projects through react-cookiehub, giving you a consent banner, consent-driven script loading, and a consistent consent state across route changes. Once installed, CookieHub manages consent logic and keeps behavior consistent across your entire app.
For step-by-step installation, see the React package guide.
Key Benefits:
Block tracking scripts before consent (SPA-safe)
Keep consent behavior consistent across client-side routing
Control third-party scripts by category (analytics/marketing/etc.)
Use built-in components for common scripts (GA, Pixel, YouTube)
Extend control with CookieHub events/methods when needed
React makes it easy to accidentally load tracking when components mount, routes change, or scripts are lazy-loaded. CookieHub solves this by acting as the consent authority and giving you a predictable way to initialize consent once and gate scripts by consent category—without scattering consent checks throughout your components.
What CookieHub Adds to React.js
Consent-first script loading
Only load analytics/marketing tags after the user grants the required category.
SPA-friendly initialization
Initialize once at the app root and keep consent state stable across route changes.
Components for common tracking tools
Use purpose-built components like CookieHubScript, CookieHubGA, CookieHubPixel, and CookieHubYoutube to avoid premature execution.
Event-driven control when you need it
React to consent changes using events like onAllow / onRevoke or JS API hooks.
CookieHub integrates cleanly at app level. No backend changes. No complex rewiring. Setup takes only a few steps—follow the package guide.
Add the package to your project and keep it updated.
Initialize at the root component. For SSR frameworks (like Next.js), initialize client-side to avoid server execution.
Use the provided script components (or CookieHub events) so tags only run after consent.
Confirm cookies don’t fire before consent and use CookieHub controls/events for any custom tracking behavior.
Yes. The package documentation recommends initializing CookieHub client-side (e.g., via a client component / useEffect) because it relies on window.
Use CookieHubScript (and related components) to load scripts with a required category, or hook into consent events like onAllow to initialize tools only after consent.
Yes—react-cookiehub includes components like CookieHubGA and CookieHubPixel designed to load those tools without running before consent.
CookieHub supports events (e.g., when a category is allowed/revoked) and a JavaScript API you can use to update your app behavior immediately.
react-cookiehub initializes CookieHub with your “domain code” (as shown in the package docs).
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