py-wallet-pass 0.1.3

SDK for easily creating/managing Apple and Google wallet passes.

py-wallet-pass

A Python SDK for easily creating and managing digital wallet passes across multiple platforms:

• Apple Wallet (.pkpass files)
• Google Wallet (formerly Google Pay)
• Samsung Wallet

📱 Overview

This SDK provides a unified API to create, update, and manage digital wallet passes for multiple platforms with a single codebase. It handles all the complexities of each platform's APIs, allowing you to focus on your application logic.

✨ Features

• Multi-platform Support:

  • Apple Wallet (.pkpass files)
  • Google Wallet (JSON format)
  • Samsung Wallet

• All Pass Types:

  • 🎫 Event tickets
  • 🏷️ Coupons and offers
  • 💳 Loyalty and membership cards
  • ✈️ Boarding passes
  • 🏪 Store cards
  • 🎁 Gift cards

• Flexible Storage:

  • File system storage (default)
  • In-memory storage (for testing)
  • Custom storage support (Redis, databases, etc.)

• Developer Experience:

  • Simple unified API for all platforms
  • Helper utilities for common pass types
  • Rich documentation and examples
  • Command-line interface
  • Comprehensive test suite

💾 Installation

Using pip

# Basic installation
pip install py-wallet-pass

# With Google Wallet support
pip install py-wallet-pass[google]

# With Apple Wallet support
pip install py-wallet-pass[apple]

# With all extras
pip install py-wallet-pass[all]

Using Poetry

# Basic installation
poetry add py-wallet-pass

# With Google Wallet support
poetry add "py-wallet-pass[google]"

# With all platforms support
poetry add "py-wallet-pass[all]"

📃 Requirements

Base Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• pydantic (2.x)
• typer (for CLI support)

Platform-specific Requirements

• Apple Wallet:

  • OpenSSL (PyOpenSSL)
  • Apple Developer account with Pass Type ID certificate

• Google Wallet:

  • google-auth
  • google-api-python-client
  • Google Cloud service account with proper permissions

• Samsung Wallet:

  • requests
  • Samsung Wallet developer account with API credentials

🚀 Quick Start

The SDK provides a simple, unified API for creating wallet passes across different platforms. Here's a basic example of how to create a pass:

Creating a Multi-platform Pass

import wallet_pass as wp
import datetime

# 1. Configure the SDK
config = wp.WalletConfig(
    # Apple configuration
    apple_pass_type_identifier="pass.com.example.ticket",
    apple_team_identifier="ABCDE12345",
    apple_certificate_path="path/to/certificate.pem",
    apple_private_key_path="path/to/key.pem",
    apple_wwdr_certificate_path="path/to/wwdr.pem",
    
    # Google configuration
    google_application_credentials="path/to/google_credentials.json",
    google_issuer_id="3388000000022195611",
    
    # Common configuration
    web_service_url="https://example.com/wallet",
    storage_path="passes"  # Where to store pass data
)

# 2. Create a pass manager
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config)

# 3. Create a pass template (this example is for an event ticket)
event_date = datetime.datetime(2025, 6, 15, 19, 30)
template = wp.utils.create_event_pass_template(
    name="Summer Music Festival",
    organization_id="example-corp",
    platform="both",  # Create for both Apple and Google
    style=wp.PassStyle(
        background_color="#FF5733",
        foreground_color="#FFFFFF",
        label_color="#FFCCCB"
    ),
    images=wp.PassImages(
        logo="images/logo.png",
        icon="images/icon.png"
    )
)

# 4. Create pass data
pass_data = wp.utils.create_pass_data(
    template_id=template.id,
    customer_id="customer123",
    barcode_message="TICKET123456",
    barcode_alt_text="TICKET123456",
    relevant_date=event_date,
    field_values={
        "event_name": "Summer Music Festival",
        "event_date": event_date.strftime("%B %d, %Y at %I:%M %p"),
        "event_location": "Central Park, New York",
        "ticket_type": "VIP Access",
        "event_details": "Please arrive 30 minutes before the show."
    }
)

# 5. Create the pass (works for both platforms)
response = manager.create_pass(pass_data, template)

# 6. Generate the pass files
pass_files = manager.generate_pass_files(response['apple'].id, template)

# 7. Save the pass files
with open("ticket_apple.pkpass", "wb") as f:
    f.write(pass_files['apple'])

with open("ticket_google.json", "wb") as f:
    f.write(pass_files['google'])

# 8. Print Google Wallet link (can be sent to users)
print(f"Google Wallet link: {response['google'].google_pass_url}")

Platform-Specific Examples

Creating an Apple Wallet Event Ticket

import wallet_pass as wp

# Configure the SDK
config = wp.WalletConfig(
    apple_pass_type_identifier="pass.com.example.eventticket",
    apple_team_identifier="ABCDE12345",
    apple_organization_name="Example Corp",
    apple_certificate_path="certificates/certificate.pem",
    apple_private_key_path="certificates/key.pem",
    apple_wwdr_certificate_path="certificates/wwdr.pem",
    web_service_url="https://example.com/wallet",
    storage_path="passes"
)

# Create a pass manager
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config)

# Create an event ticket template
template = wp.utils.create_event_pass_template(
    name="Summer Music Festival",
    organization_id="example-corp",
    platform="apple"
)

# Create pass data
pass_data = wp.utils.create_pass_data(
    template_id=template.id,
    customer_id="customer123",
    barcode_message="TICKET123456",
    field_values={
        "event_name": "Summer Music Festival",
        "event_date": "June 1, 2025 at 7:00 PM",
        "event_location": "Central Park, New York",
        "ticket_type": "VIP Access"
    }
)

# Create the pass
response = manager.create_pass(pass_data, template)

# Generate the .pkpass file
pass_file = manager.generate_pass_files(response['apple'].id, template)

# Save the .pkpass file
with open("concert_ticket.pkpass", "wb") as f:
    f.write(pass_file['apple'])

Creating a Google Wallet Loyalty Card

import wallet_pass as wp

# Configure the SDK
config = wp.WalletConfig(
    google_application_credentials="certificates/google_credentials.json",
    google_issuer_id="3388000000022195611",
    web_service_url="https://example.com/wallet",
    storage_path="passes"
)

# Create a pass manager
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config)

# Create a loyalty card template
template = wp.utils.create_loyalty_pass_template(
    name="Coffee Rewards",
    organization_id="example-corp",
    platform="google"
)

# Create pass data
pass_data = wp.utils.create_pass_data(
    template_id=template.id,
    customer_id="customer456",
    barcode_message="MEMBER456789",
    field_values={
        "member_name": "John Smith",
        "points": "450",
        "member_since": "January 15, 2023",
        "membership_level": "Gold"
    }
)

# Create the pass
response = manager.create_pass(pass_data, template)

# Print the Google Pay link for the pass
print(f"Google Pay link: {response['google'].google_pass_url}")

Creating a Samsung Wallet Membership Card

import wallet_pass as wp

# Configure the SDK
config = wp.WalletConfig(
    samsung_issuer_id="samsung-issuer-123",
    samsung_api_key="samsung-api-key-456",
    samsung_service_id="samsung-service-789",
    samsung_api_base_url="https://wallet-api.samsung.com/v1",
    web_service_url="https://example.com/wallet",
    storage_path="passes"
)

# Create a pass manager
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config)

# Create a membership card template
template = wp.utils.create_template(
    name="Fitness Club Membership",
    organization_id="example-fitness",
    pass_type=wp.PassType.SAMSUNG_MEMBERSHIP,
    description="Fitness Club Membership Card"
)

# Add fields to the template
wp.utils.add_field_to_template(
    template, "header", "member_name", "Member", ""
)
wp.utils.add_field_to_template(
    template, "primary", "member_id", "Member ID", ""
)

# Create pass data
pass_data = wp.utils.create_pass_data(
    template_id=template.id,
    customer_id="member-9876",
    barcode_message="MEMBER9876543",
    field_values={
        "member_name": "Sarah Johnson",
        "member_id": "9876543"
    }
)

# Create the pass
response = manager.create_pass(pass_data, template, create_for=["samsung"])

# Generate and save the pass file
pass_file = manager.generate_pass_files(response['samsung'].id, template)
with open("membership_card.json", "wb") as f:
    f.write(pass_file['samsung'])

Using Custom Storage Backends

By default, the SDK uses the filesystem to store pass data. You can create a custom storage backend by implementing the StorageBackend interface:

import wallet_pass as wp

# Create a custom storage backend
class RedisStorage(wp.StorageBackend):
    def __init__(self, redis_client):
        self.client = redis_client
    
    def store_pass(self, provider, pass_id, pass_data):
        key = f"{provider}:{pass_id}"
        self.client.set(key, json.dumps(pass_data))
    
    def retrieve_pass(self, provider, pass_id):
        key = f"{provider}:{pass_id}"
        data = self.client.get(key)
        if not data:
            raise KeyError(f"Pass not found: {pass_id}")
        return json.loads(data)
    
    def delete_pass(self, provider, pass_id):
        key = f"{provider}:{pass_id}"
        return bool(self.client.delete(key))
    
    def list_passes(self, provider):
        pattern = f"{provider}:*"
        keys = self.client.keys(pattern)
        return [key.split(':', 1)[1] for key in keys]

# Use the custom storage backend
import redis
redis_client = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379, db=0)
storage = RedisStorage(redis_client)

config = wp.WalletConfig(...)
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config, storage=storage)

Command Line Interface

The package includes a command-line interface for managing wallet passes:

# Create a template
wallet-pass create-template --config config.json --name "Event Ticket" --organization "example-corp" --type "event"

# Create a pass
wallet-pass create-pass --config config.json --template template.json --customer-id "customer123" --barcode "TICKET123456"

# Update a pass
wallet-pass update-pass --config config.json --pass-id "pass.com.example.123" --template template.json --customer-id "customer123"

# Void a pass
wallet-pass void-pass --config config.json --pass-id "pass.com.example.123" --template template.json

# Send a notification
wallet-pass send-notification --config config.json --pass-id "pass.com.example.123" --template template.json

Wallet Platform Requirements

Apple Wallet Pass Requirements

To create Apple Wallet passes, you need:

1. An Apple Developer account
2. A Pass Type ID certificate
3. Your Team Identifier
4. The WWDR certificate (Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certificate)

Google Wallet Pass Requirements

To create Google Wallet passes, you need:

1. A Google Cloud Platform account
2. A service account with appropriate permissions
3. An issuer ID from the Google Pay and Wallet Console

Samsung Wallet Pass Requirements

To create Samsung Wallet passes, you need:

1. A Samsung Wallet developer account
2. An issuer ID, API key, and service ID from the Samsung Wallet portal

Examples

For more detailed examples, check out the examples directory:

• Apple Event Ticket and Update
• Google Loyalty Card
• Multi-Platform Pass
• Samsung Membership Card

📝 Documentation

Comprehensive documentation is available in the docs directory.

• Getting Started Guide
• Apple Wallet Integration
• Google Wallet Integration
• Samsung Wallet Integration
• API Reference
• CLI Usage

💡 Advanced Usage

Custom Storage Backends

The SDK supports custom storage backends by implementing the StorageBackend interface. This allows you to store pass data in databases, cloud storage, or other systems:

import wallet_pass as wp

# Create a custom Redis storage backend
class RedisStorage(wp.StorageBackend):
    def __init__(self, redis_client):
        self.client = redis_client
    
    def store_pass(self, provider, pass_id, pass_data):
        key = f"{provider}:{pass_id}"
        self.client.set(key, json.dumps(pass_data))
    
    def retrieve_pass(self, provider, pass_id):
        key = f"{provider}:{pass_id}"
        data = self.client.get(key)
        if not data:
            raise KeyError(f"Pass not found: {pass_id}")
        return json.loads(data)
    
    # Implement other required methods...

# Use the custom storage
import redis
redis_client = redis.Redis(host='localhost', port=6379)
storage = RedisStorage(redis_client)
manager = wp.create_pass_manager(config=config, storage=storage)

👨‍💻 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here's how you can help:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/my-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add my feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature/my-feature
5. Submit a pull request

Development Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/py-wallet-pass.git
cd py-wallet-pass

# Install dev dependencies
poetry install --with dev

# Run tests
poetry run pytest

🔒 License

CC BY-NC 4.0 License - See LICENSE for details.