Google Wallet API tutorial for Google Developers
summary
Google Wallet expands to over 40 countries and adds a Generic Passes API that digitizes any card with a barcode or QR, using card templates limited to three rows and three fields per row; a new JSON/JWT Android SDK lets apps save passes (JWT or unsigned JSON) while REST endpoints handle updates and preinserted objects when payloads exceed 1,800 characters; grouping of passes supports mixed types with a Sort Index, issuers retain object ownership, and some partners go live in two days.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:39Generic Passes Api
- 4:05Privacy and Security Controls
- 4:46Overview of the Google Wallet Api
- 6:07Generic Passes
- 7:10Generic Cards
- 7:49Grouping of Passes
- 10:18Using Android Sdk
- 11:13Android Sdk Codelab
- 11:50Interactive Path Builder Tool
- 13:28Integration Options
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