iabconsent

A Golang implementation of the:

IAB Consent String 1.1 Spec
IAB Transparency and Consent String v2.0-v2.2
IAB Tech Lab Global Privacy Platform (GPP) Spec v1.0 Sections:
- US National Multi-State Privacy Agreement
- US California Multi-State Privacy Agreement
- US Virginia Multi-State Privacy Agreement
- US Colorado Multi-State Privacy Agreement
- US Utah Multi-State Privacy Agreement
- US Connecticut Multi-State Privacy Agreement

To install:

go get -v github.com/vincent-ogury/iabconsent

Transparency and Consent Framework v1.1 + v2.0-v2.2

This package defines two structs (ParsedConsent and V2ParsedConsent) which contain all of the fields of the IAB TCF v1.1 Consent String and the IAB Transparency and Consent String v2.0 respectively.

Each spec has their own parsing function (ParseV1 and ParseV2). If the caller is unsure of which version a consent string is, they can use TCFVersionFromTCString to receive a TCFVersion enum type to determine which parsing function is appropriate.

Example use:

package main

import "github.com/vincent-ogury/iabconsent"

func main() {
    var consent = "COvzTO5OvzTO5BRAAAENAPCoALIAADgAAAAAAewAwABAAlAB6ABBFAAA"

    var c, err = iabconsent.TCFVersionFromTCString(consent)
    if err != nil {
        panic(err)
    }
    
    switch c {
    case iabconsent.V1:
        var v1, err = iabconsent.ParseV1(consent)
        // Use v1 consent.
    case iabconsent.V2:
        var v2, err = iabconsent.ParseV2(consent)
        // Use v2 consent.
    default:
        panic("unknown version")
    }
}

The function Parse(s string) is deprecated, and should no longer be used.

Global Privacy Platform v1.0

This package defines two structs (GPPHeader and GppParsedConsent) which contain the fields of the GPP Header and GPP Sections respectively. GppParsedConsent itself is broad, as a given GPP String may contain different sections that have their own unique privacy specifications.

All supported sections of the Multi-State Privacy Agreement via GPP have their own struct MspaParsedConsent.

There are two ways of working with the GPP string.

Getting the Parsing Functions
- MapGppSectionToParser takes the full string, parses and processes the header to get the remaining sections, and maps sections to a parsing function (if supported). This allows the user to determine how/when they want to parse the sections.
Parse the Entire String
- ParseGppConsent takes the full string, parses and process the header and all supported sections consecutively, returning the ParsedConsents.

Example use:

package main

import "github.com/vincent-ogury/iabconsent"

func main() {
	var consent = "DBABrGA~BVVqAAEABCA~BVoYYZoI~BVoYYYI~BVoYYQg~BVaGGGCA~BVoYYYQg"

	// Parse Entire String via function.
	var gppConsents, err = iabconsent.ParseGppConsent(consent)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	var usNational = gppConsents[7]
	var mspa, ok = usNational.(*iabconsent.MspaParsedConsent)
	if !ok {
		// Not MSPA ParsedConsent
	}
	if mspa.Version == 1 {
		// Can check specific values/fields to determine your own requirements to process.
	}

	// Get Parsing Functions, and parse on your own.
	var gppConsentFunctions, errMap = iabconsent.MapGppSectionToParser(consent)
	if errMap != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	var usNationalParsed iabconsent.GppParsedConsent
	var errParse error
	for _, gppSection := range gppConsentFunctions {
		if gppSection.GetSectionId() == 7 {
			usNationalParsed, errParse = gppSection.ParseConsent()
			if errParse != nil {
				panic(err)
			}
		}
	}

	var parsed, pOk = usNationalParsed.(*iabconsent.MspaParsedConsent)
	if !pOk {
		// Not MSPA ParsedConsent
	}
	if parsed.Version == 1 {
		// Can check specific values/fields to determine your own requirements to process.
	}
}