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To start integrating Plaid we will need to run the app through expo-dev-client which we can achieve either by using expo run commands locally or using EAS build process. By building the dev client we will have a custom Expo Go which will add the Plaid library to its bundle, meaning you can use this client until you decide to add again something new that is not supported by it. For simplicity we will stay with the local run commands. Then we just need to follow the Plaid readme setup guide for both iOS and Android.
Previously, if you wanted to integrate Plaid React Native SDK to Expo, you either had to forcefully eject to bare workflow or use a webview solution which could result in some funny unexpected issues such as this recaptcha pop up.
To get started you can use this Github repository as a starter or just follow these commands:
At this point, you just need to provide a correct link token in App.tsx. Normally you would get it from your backend, but for testing purposes we can actually use a very handy Postman collection provided by Plaid.