Add nonce parameter to the initialize function #83
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Hello @alinemorelli, |
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There are now 2 PRs for nonce support @alinemorelli and a lot of people are very keen on it. |
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up up! :) |
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We need to merge this PR. How can I help to make this happen? |
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Add me to the list of people who would love to see this merged. Anything further we need to do @alinemorelli ? |
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Seems like someone forked and made https://github.com/irsooti/react-gtm-module-nonce, but that's out of date as well, with the react dependency causing problems. |
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The recommended way to use Google Tag Manager with a Content Security Policy is to use a nonce.
Add a nonce parameter to the initialize function.
See https://developers.google.com/tag-manager/web/csp