dwolla-plaid-react-firebase

It's right here. The phone auth starter for react you've been looking for. This project includes routing as well. It is also set up with plaid+dwolla

Setup

you can read the offical guide for the dwolla+plaid integration here

https://developers.dwolla.com/resources/dwolla-plaid-integration.html

You need to create a file called config.js in src/firebase/. the file should look something like this:

var firebaseConfig = {
    apiKey: '',
    authDomain: '',
    databaseURL: '',
    projectId: '',
    storageBucket: '',
    messagingSenderId: '',
    appId: '',
};
export default firebaseConfig;

you get the keys when you create a new project on firebase. these are the steps:

1. create and name project
2. go to authorization
3. select 'sign in method'
4. select phone
5. enable phone auth
6. select web from the options web, ios, android
7. you will be prompted to generate keys. copy the keys you get from firebase into your config.js folder

After this run firebase-init in the project to do this you will need to install firebase-tools [https://firebase.google.com/docs/cli/]. setup your project with functions and hosting. in the functions directory you will need to add a keys.js file like this:

const DWOLLA_APP_KEY = "your dwolla app key";
const DWOLLA_APP_SECRET = "your dwolla secret key";
const PLAID_CLIENT_ID = "your plaid clinet key";
const PLAID_SECRET = "your plaid secret key";
const PLAID_PUBLIC_KEY = "your plaid public key";
const PLAID_ENV = "sandbox";
const DATABASE_URL = "plaid database url";

exports.DWOLLA_APP_KEY = DWOLLA_APP_KEY;
exports.DWOLLA_APP_SECRET = DWOLLA_APP_SECRET;
exports.PLAID_CLIENT_ID = PLAID_CLIENT_ID;
exports.PLAID_SECRET = PLAID_SECRET;
exports.PLAID_PUBLIC_KEY = PLAID_PUBLIC_KEY;
exports.PLAID_ENV = PLAID_ENV;
exports.DATABASE_URL = DATABASE_URL;

Next up add the serviceAccountKey.json file like this:

{
  "type": "service_account",
  "project_id": "",
  "private_key_id": "",
  "private_key": "",
  "client_email": "",
  "client_id": "",
  "auth_uri": "",
  "token_uri": "",
  "auth_provider_x509_cert_url": "",
  "client_x509_cert_url": ""
}

after that you just have to npm run install thenand npm run start and your off to the races.

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