WalletPassGenerator

Swift Package to generate a pass for Apple Wallet. This package is essentially an automated swift script of creating a wallet pass using the process described in this awesome Ray Wenderlich Article

Notice that this package at the moment only supports macOS and Linux (when using a framework such as Vapor). Running this package on iOS is not supported.

Installation:

In your Package.swift:

package.dependencies.append(
    .package(url: "https://github.com/ljw980105/WalletPassGenerator.git", from: "1.0.0")
)

• When running on linux, make sure the command line tools openssl and zip are installed.

Usage Guide

Creating a class representing the pass:

import Foundation
import WalletPassGenerator

let pass = Pass(
    formatVersion: 1,
    passTypeIdentifier: ".......", // the same identifier used to create the certificate
    serialNumber: "abcdefg",
    teamIdentifier: ".......", // TeamID of your apple developer account,
    organizationName: "My Organization",
    description: "Description",
    logoText: "",
    foregroundColor: .rgb(r: 0, g: 0, b: 0),
    backgroundColor: .rgb(r: 255, g: 255, b: 255),
    labelColor: .rgb(r: 20, g: 85, b: 161),
    barcodes: [],
    eventTicket: .init(...) // initalize a event ticket here
)

• The last parameter represents the type of pass to generate. There are 5 types of passes:
  • eventTicket
  • coupon
  • boardingPass
  • storeCard
  • genericPass.
• Fill in the desired parameter for the type of pass you're generating.

Generate the pass:

import Foundation
import WalletPassGenerator

try PassGenerator.generatePass(
    pass,
    named: "pass.pkpass",
    at: URL(string: FileManager.default.currentDirectoryPath + "/TestPass1/")!,
    certificateName: "Certificates.p12",
    wwdrCertificateName: "WWDR.pem",
    assets: [
        "logo.png",
        "[email protected]",
        "strip.png",
        "[email protected]",
        "icon.png",
        "[email protected]",
    ]
)

• Explaining each parameter:

  • pass: The pass object to generate the pass from
  • named: The name of the pass. The name should have a file extension .pkpass
  • url: The url where the final pass should appear in. Note the certificates and the assets should already be located at this url before this method is called.
  • certificateName: The certificate you created on the Apple Developer Portal with passKit as one of its capabilities, exported in the p12 format. See this article for how to create one.
  • wwdrCertificateName: The pem certificate for Apple Worldwide Developer Relations. See this for how to get one.
  • assets: The file names of assets (excluding pass.json, manifest.json and signature). See this for all possible assets to provide.

• After calling this method, a .pkpass file should appear at the given url, and be returned with the above method.

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