Simple Plugin Example Python

Purpose

• The Plugin framework allows developers to build custom web content that can be displayed within their financial institution's branded banking app on the Banno platform.

• This example plugin demonstrates how to build a Banno Plugin in Python, and is best used when following along with: Build Your First Plugin quickstart.

• There is already a Simple Plugin Example for JavaScript, which you can find here.

• Because this Plugin is specific to Python, the setup and run instructions will differ a bit from the JavaScript quickstart tutorial. Read below for instructions specific for this Plugin.

• The Static Plugin displays static content without user data. The page is named default because static is a keyword in Flask.

• The Dynamic Plugin displays content with user data, obtained through authentication.

Configure Run Environment: Static Plugin

1. Configure external app in Banno People with correct redirect uri(s):

• primary redirect uri: http://localhost:5000/default

Configure Run Environment: Dynamic Plugin

1. Configure external app in Banno People with correct redirect uri(s):

• primary redirect uri: http://localhost:5000/auth
• secondary redirect uri: http://localhost:5000/auth/callback

2. Rename config-EXAMPLE.json to config.json
3. Add client_id, client_secret, and redirect_uri to the config file.

• redirect uri: http://localhost:5000/auth/callback

How to Run:

1. After configuring run environment, add the plugin to the user dashboard.

See Build Your First Plugin quickstart.

2. Go to the application folder: cd simple-plugin-example-Python

3. Create a virtual environment for the app:

On windows:

py -m venv .venv

.venv\scripts\activate

On macOS/Linux:

py -m venv .venv

.venv\scripts\activate

4. Install the dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt

5. Run the plugin app: python -m flask run

6. Log into the Banno platform to view the plugin

Sample Screenshots

Can be found on the SCREENSHOTS README.