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aydenp
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Personal Plaid-based money tracker (banks, credit cards, investment accounts)
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jtormey
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I'm running into this issue in my project now, where the type definition for Plaid.LinkToken.User expects all fields to be strings. This is a problem as some of the fields are optional in the Plaid API and I don't have a use for them, but passing them as nil produces a dialyzer warning.
Adding an empty string "" fixes the type warning, but then the API call to Plaid fails (empty string is
Command-line interface to the Plaid API that synchronizes your bank/credit card transactions with a local SQLite database. Written in Python 3.
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An iOS app that lets you keep track of your bank accounts from multiple financial institutions.
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Google Apps Scripts to automatically import bank account transactions into Google Sheets via Plaid.
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Shoestring although still in development, is a peer to peer payment application that integrates international payments no matter where you are in the world.
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This is an open-source personal finance and portfolio tracker that I made so I can keep track of my stocks, options, dollars, and cryptocurrencies. Automatically retrieves brokerage info and calculates beta weighted delta. Currently only supports Robinhood, with plans for TD Ameritrade, Interactive Brokers, Gemini, and bank accounts through Plaid.
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Haskell client for Plaid
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A finance dashboard built with Next.js + Chakra UI ⚡ . Powered by the Plaid Open Banking API 🧩
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Sep 16, 2021 - TypeScript
Banking Dashboard app built with the Plaid API.
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Jan 6, 2021 - JavaScript
Sends a Text, an Email, and Updates a Google Sheet based on Finances during Market Hours
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Dec 30, 2020 - Python
Backend for yaba (yet another budgeting app)
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A full stack Android personal finance and wealth management app built in Android Studio with Java, XML, Firebase Authentication and Realtime Database, Stanford CoreNLP, AnyChart JavaScript library, Google Cloud Functions written in Node.js, and the Plaid, Dialogflow, News, and Twitter (via Twitter4J) APIs.
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Dec 27, 2021 - Java
Firebase + Plaid + Splitwise
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Nov 2, 2020 - JavaScript
Financial planning utilizing the Plaid API
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Dec 22, 2020 - Jupyter Notebook
Plaid APIs integration with Django REST and Celery
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Mar 28, 2020 - Python
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GVE is the primary project I worked on at True Industries, although ties were split between True and GVE (who outsourced True), there is some good design work on the demo I created. The short API demo I made will be on here sometime, I just need to convert the code to Swift 4.2.
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