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Nick Alteen 1a91242dc8 Update to make examples easily importable/testable
* Create language-specific READMEs with setup and usage instructions
* Add links to each language-specific README from main README
* Converted examples to use importable classes and functions
* Added class- and function-level docstrings and type hinting for IDEs
* Removed use of WALLET_* environment variables (now function arguments)
* General formatting updates (line length, indentation, etc.)
* Switched Java, .NET, and PHP to use Walletobjects libraries
* Updated JWT examples to show creating a class and object at once
* Fixed error with missing status parameter for certain pass types
* Added batch creation example for raw HTTP requests
* Removed generator scripts (doesn't work with the Wallet libraries)
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Google Wallet Java samples

Overview

The files in this directory each implement a demo class for a specific Google Wallet pass type. Each class implements methods for performing tasks such as creating a pass class, updating issuer permissions, and more.

Pass type File
Event tickets DemoEventTicket.cs
Flight boarding passes DemoFlight.cs
Generic passes DemoGeneric.cs
Gift cards DemoGiftCard.cs
Loyalty program membership DemoLoyalty.cs
Offers and promotions DemoOffer.cs
Transit passes DemoTransit.cs

Prerequisites

Environment variables

The following environment variables must be set. Alternatively, you can update the code files to set the values directly. They can be found in the constructor for each class file.

Enviroment variable Description Example
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS Path to a Google Cloud service account key file /path/to/key.json

How to use the code samples

  1. Open the java project folder in your editor of choice.

  2. Copy the path to the Google Wallet API Client library ( libwalletobjects_public_java_lib_v1.jar file) you downloaded. If needed, update the path in build.gradle (line 14).

    implementation files('lib/libwalletobjects_public_java_lib_v1.jar')
    
  3. Build the project to install the dependencies.

  4. In your Java code, import a demo class and call its method(s). An example can be found below

    // Create a demo class instance
    DemoEventTicket demo = new DemoEventTicket();
    
    // Create the authenticated HTTP client
    demo.Auth();
    
    // Create a pass class
    demo.CreateEventTicketClass("issuer_id", "class_suffix");
    
    // Create a pass object
    demo.CreateEventTicketObject("issuer_id", "class_suffix", "user_id");
    
    // Create an Add to Google Wallet link
    demo.CreateJWTSaveURL("issuer_id", "class_suffix", "user_id");
    
    // Create an issuer account
    demo.CreateIssuerAccount("issuer_name", "issuer_email");
    
    // Create pass objects in batch
    demo.BatchCreateEventTicketObjects("issuer_id", "class_suffix");