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angular-plaid-link

v1.0.1

Published

Plaid Link wrapper for AngularJS

Downloads

19

Readme

angular-plaid-link

Plaid Link wrapper for AngularJS. Currently only supports custom integration.

Installing

Bower

bower install -S angular-plaid-link

NPM

npm install --save angular-plaid-link


Getting Started

Checkout the official documentation for additional details on using Plaid Link.

Step 1: Add the plaid link script

Make sure you have the plaid link script loaded on your page:

<body>
...

<script src="https://cdn.plaid.com/link/stable/link-initialize.js"></script>
</body>

Step 2: Inject angular-plaid-link

Inject angular-plaid-link into your app module:

angular.module('MyApp', [
    ...
    'angular-plaid-link',
    ...
]);

Step 3: Pre-configure the Plaid Link handler

You can configure the handler 2 ways, by using the plaidLinkProvider and calling .init inside a config block or directly on the .create method (see step 4). init accepts a single object parameter. Available configuration parameters

...
.config([
    'plaidLinkProvider',
    
    function(plaidLinkProvider) {
        plaidLinkProvider.init({
            clientName: 'My App',
            env: 'tartan',
            key: 'test_key',
            product: 'auth'
        });
    }
])
...

Step 4: Call .create to create the handler

The first parameter accepts a configuration object just like init in plaidLinkProvider. In addition you can pass the onSuccess and onExit callback functions as the second and third parameters.

.controller('ctrl', [
    'plaidLink'
    
    function(plaidLink) {
        plaidLink.create(
        // configurations here will override matching plaidLinkProvider.init configurations
        {
            clientName: 'My App',
            env: 'tartan',
            key: 'test_key',
            product: 'auth'
        },
        
        // success callback
        function(token) {
            console.log('token: ', token);
            
            // pass the token to your sever to retrieve an `access_token`
            // see https://github.com/plaid/link#step-3-write-server-side-handler
        },
        
        // user exit callback
        function() {...});
    }
]);

Step 5: Call .open to open the Plaid Link interface

You can pass an optional bankType parameter to open directly to a specific bank. https://plaid.com/docs/#institutions contains the valid bankType's you can pass.

plaidLink.open(bankType);   // bankType is optional

You can use plaidLink.isLoaded() to determine if the link module has been loaded before attempting to call .open.