Can I use getConfig? / How

[JiriBandura]

Hi again,
I have another question.

Since my project portfolio is large and includes several multilingual projects, I need to reduce the data that is downloaded.
My idea was split a main script to 2 separate script. (1 - main with all configuration 2 - only language).

Is there any possible way to do it?

[orestbida]

@JiriBandura,

can you be more specific?

Do you need to lazyload languages (load a specific language only if needed) or do you simply want to have 2 different files (loaded entirely)?

If it's the second, then yes, it can be easily done.

[JiriBandura]

Hi,
I need 2 files.

In the first file there will be a complete initialization, including settings. (force, model position etc...)
In the second file there will be ONLY language.

cc.run({
    languages: {
        'en': {
            consent_modal: {........

At the moment I have it set so that there is only an initialization in the first file. And in the second file I have settings (force, model position etc...), including language.
So, if I need to change the settings, I have to do it for all the 'second' files, instead of the change taking place in the first one.

[orestbida]

@JiriBandura,

this is fairly easy to achieve!

You need to have a .js file — for the sake of this example I'll name it cc_languages.js — with the following structure:

window.cc_languages = {
    'en': {
        consent_modal: {
            title: ' We use cookies!',
            description: '...',
            // ...
        },
        settings_modal: {
            // ...
        }
    },
    'de': {
        // ...
    }
}

You will then need to load cc_languages.js file before running the plugin:

// obtain plugin
var cc = initCookieConsent();

// load languages
cc.loadScript('cc_languages.js', function(){
    // run plugin
    cc.run({
        current_lang: 'en',
        // ...
    
        languages: window.cc_languages
    });
});

[JiriBandura]

@orestbida
That's work like a charm. Thanks a lot.
Actually we save about 300ms timeblocking in LCP.