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+# Supergood GoLang Example Code
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+This is a simple example of how to integrate the Supergood GoLang client on the Plaid Quickstart Server. This example is meant to be used as a reference and not as a production-ready application.
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+## Running the Example Code
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+1. Navigate to `.env` and add the following env variables. Reach out to [email protected] if you need any of these keys:
+   - `PLAID_CLIENT_ID` (at the top of the file)
+   - `PLAID_SECRET` (at the top of the file)
+   - `SUPERGOOD_CLIENT_ID` (at the bottom of the file)
+   - `SUPERGOOD_CLIENT_SECRET` (at the bottom of the file)
+2. Navigate to `./frontend` and run `yarn install` and then `yarn start` to start the frontend.
+3. Run `./start.sh` to start the backend.
+4. Refresh the local server browser and you should see a prompt to log in with Plaid. Click the button and choose any bank to connect. The username and password for every integration is `user_good` and `pass_good`.
+5. Make some API calls and you should start seeing them populate in the [Supergood dashboard](https://dashboard.supergood.ai/).
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+## How it Works
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+The Supergood library is included in `server.py` on line 59 and the initialization call is done on line 62.
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+There are several optional configuration options that can be passed into the Supergood client. These are documented in the [Python SDK](https://docs.supergood.ai/integrate-with-clients/python). The options included in this demonstration allow the request bodies to be logged for billing tracking and debugging purposes, but all data is completely redacted on the client.
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