Digitize wallet objects with Google Wallet API - step-by-step tutorial
summary
Step-by-step Android guide that shows how to create a Generic Pass API object (unsigned JWT) and save it to Google Wallet using the Play services dependency and the PayClient SDK (com.google.android.gms:play-services-pay v16.0.3). It uses the sample app and lab account from g.co/wallet/lab-tools, adds a branded Google Wallet button, sends savePasses with request code 999, and returns RESULT_OK—saved pass with logo, barcode and hero image appears in Wallet.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Google Wallet
- 1:06Setting Up Your API Access
- 2:26Understanding Passes and Classes
- 3:59Designing the Pass Structure
- 5:53Integrating the Android SDK
- 7:34Creating the User Interface
- 10:19Adding the Button to Your App
- 12:20Initializing the Wallet Client
- 13:45Checking API Availability
- 17:25Defining the Pass Object
- 20:53Saving the Pass
- 23:24Handling Operation Results
- 27:26Testing and Conclusion
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