passbook

gem 'passbook'

gem install passbook

pk generate your_pass_name

pk build your_pass_name -w ./wwdc.pem -c ./your_pass_name.p12 -p ''

pk build passbook_gem_name -w ./wwdc.pem -c ./your_pass_name_certificate.pem -k your_pass_name_key.pem -p '12345'

    rails g passbook:config
    or with params
    rails g passbook:config [Absolute path to the wwdc cert file] [Absolute path to your cert.p12 file] [Password for your certificate]

    Passbook.configure do |passbook|
      passbook.wwdc_cert = Rails.root.join('wwdc_cert.pem')
      passbook.p12_certificate = Rails.root.join('cert.p12')
      passbook.p12_password = 'cert password'
    end

    Passbook.configure do |passbook|
      passbook.wwdc_cert = Rails.root.join('wwdc_cert.pem')
      passbook.p12_key = Rails.root.join('key.pem')
      passbook.p12_certificate = Rails.root.join('certificate.pem')
      passbook.p12_password = 'cert password'
    end

    Passbook.configure do |passbook|
      .....other settings.....
      passbook.notification_gateway = 'gateway.push.apple.com'
      passbook.notification_passphrase = 'my_hard_password' (optional)
      passbook.notification_cert = 'lib/assets/my_notification_cert.pem'
    end

  config.middleware.use Rack::PassbookRack

    pass = Passbook::PKPass.new 'your json data'

    # Add file from disk
    pass.addFile 'file_path'

    # Add file from memory
    file[:name] = 'file name'
    file[:content] = 'whatever you want'
    pass.addFile file

    # Add multiple files
    pass.addFiles [file_path_1, file_path_2, file_path_3]

    # Add multiple files from memory
    pass.addFiles [{name: 'file1', content: 'content1'}, {name: 'file2', content: 'content2'}, {name: 'file3', content: 'content3'}]

    # Output a Tempfile

    pkpass = pass.file
    send_file pkpass.path, type: 'application/vnd.apple.pkpass', disposition: 'attachment', filename: "pass.pkpass"

    # Or a stream

    pkpass = pass.stream
    send_data pkpass.string, type: 'application/vnd.apple.pkpass', disposition: 'attachment', filename: "pass.pkpass"

require 'sinatra'
require 'passbook'
require 'active_support/json/encoding'

Passbook.configure do |passbook|
  passbook.p12_password = '12345'
  passbook.p12_key = 'passkey.pem'
  passbook.p12_certificate = 'passcertificate.pem'
  passbook.wwdc_cert = 'WWDR.pem'
end

get '/passbook' do
  pass = # valid passbook json.  refer to the wwdc documentation.
  passbook = Passbook::PKPass.new pass
  passbook.addFiles ['logo.png', 'logo@2x.png', 'icon.png', 'icon@2x.png']
  response['Content-Type'] = 'application/vnd.apple.pkpass'
  attachment 'mypass.pkpass'
  passbook.stream.string
end

  signer = Passbook::Signer.new {certificate: some_cert, password: some_password, key: some_key, wwdc_cert: some_wwdc_cert}
  pk_pass = Passbook::PKPass.new your_json_data, signer

  ....

...
  "webserviceURL" : "https://www.honeybadgers.com/",
  "authenticationToken" : "yummycobras"
...

module Passbook
  class PassbookNotification

    # This is called whenever a new pass is saved to a users passbook or the
    # notifications are re-enabled.  You will want to persist these values to
    # allow for updates on subsequent calls in the call chain.  You can have
    # multiple push tokens and serial numbers for a specific
    # deviceLibraryIdentifier.

    def self.register_pass(options)
      the_passes_serial_number = options['serialNumber']
      the_devices_device_library_identifier = options['deviceLibraryIdentifier']
      the_devices_push_token = options['pushToken']
      the_pass_type_identifier = options["passTypeIdentifier"]
      the_authentication_token = options['authToken']

      # this is if the pass registered successfully
      # change the code to 200 if the pass has already been registered
      # 404 if pass not found for serialNubmer and passTypeIdentifier
      # 401 if authorization failed
      # or another appropriate code if something went wrong.
      {:status => 201}
    end

    # This is called when the device receives a push notification from apple.
    # You will need to return the serial number of all passes associated with
    # that deviceLibraryIdentifier.

    def self.passes_for_device(options)
      device_library_identifier = options['deviceLibraryIdentifier']
      passes_updated_since = options['passesUpdatedSince']

      # the 'lastUpdated' uses integers values to tell passbook if the pass is
      # more recent than the current one.  If you just set it is the same value
      # every time the pass will update and you will get a warning in the log files.
      # you can use the time in milliseconds,  a counter or any other numbering scheme.
      # you then also need to return an array of serial numbers.
      {'lastUpdated' => '1', 'serialNumbers' => ['various', 'serial', 'numbers']}
    end

    # this is called when a pass is deleted or the user selects the option to disable pass updates.
    def self.unregister_pass(options)
      # a solid unique pair of identifiers to identify the pass are
      serial_number = options['serialNumber']
      device_library_identifier = options['deviceLibraryIdentifier']
      the_pass_type_identifier = options["passTypeIdentifier"]
      the_authentication_token = options['authToken']
      # return a status 200 to indicate that the pass was successfully unregistered.
      {:status => 200}
    end

    # this returns your updated pass
    def self.latest_pass(options)
      the_pass_serial_number = options['serialNumber']
      # create your PkPass the way you did when your first created the pass.
      # you will want to return
      my_pass = PkPass.new 'your pass json'
      # you will want to return the string from the stream of your PkPass object.
      {:status => 200, :latest_pass => mypass.stream.string, :last_modified => '1442120893'}
    end

    # This is called whenever there is something from the update process that is a warning
    # or error
    def self.passbook_log(log)
      # this is a VERY crude logging example.  use the logger of your choice here.
      p "#{Time.now} #{log}"
    end

  end
end

  Passbook::PushNotification.send_notification the_device_push_token

  bundle exec rake spec