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lockr AIM user module: initial release #11159
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You may notice you're not passing lint checks as well |
This was caused by us following the documentation and calling "configparams", we have updated this to "config" and it addressed the issue. It was within the lockrAIMIdSystem.js |
@jdwieland8282 - can you expand on the "needs docs" label, as all such documentation is included in the "lockrAIMIdSystem.md" file. Thank you. |
You need a docs PR against the prebid.github.io repo. This will get your documentation on to prebid.org's website |
@KEPlockr you're not passing the linter because you arent following our code style rules |
* @returns {lockrAIMId} | ||
*/ | ||
getId(config, consentData) { | ||
if (consentData?.gdprApplies === true) { |
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do you want to pass your endpoint the gpp string?
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Why are all these modules changing? Shouldn't we only be touching lockrAIMdSystem?
Lgtm You still need to pr https://github.com/prebid/prebid.github.io/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aopen+lockr it seems? |
Type of change
Bugfix
Feature
New bidder adapter
Code style update (formatting, local variables)
Refactoring (no functional changes, no api changes)
Build related changes
CI related changes
Does this change affect user-facing APIs or examples documented on http://prebid.org?
Other
Description of change
The following PR adds the lockr AIM module as a part of prebid.
Alternative Identity Manager (AIM) is a unified container for identity and data management.
With AIM’s self-service platform, publishers seamlessly integrate and activate alternative IDs like LiveRamp’s Authenticated Traffic Solution (ATS), Unified ID 2.0 (UID2), ID5 and more. The burden of due diligence and maintenance, coupled with the benefits of server-side calls result in the adoption of multiple alternative IDs, clean rooms like InfoSum and CDPs like Blueconic based on their specific needs.