Adding barcodes

Barcodes are the scannable bit of a pass: a QR code at a festival gate, a PDF417 on a boarding pass, an Aztec for a bus ticket. Both Apple and Google Wallet understand the same four formats, and the package exposes them through a shared BarcodeType enum.

The four cases on BarcodeType are Qr, Pdf417, Aztec, and Code128. Pick the one your scanners expect.

##Apple

Every Apple builder accepts a barcode through setBarcode(). Pass the format and the encoded value:

use Spatie\LaravelMobilePass\Builders\Apple\EventTicketPassBuilder;
use Spatie\LaravelMobilePass\Enums\BarcodeType;

EventTicketPassBuilder::make()
    ->setOrganizationName('Fab Four Promotions')
    ->setSerialNumber('BTL-SHEA-0042')
    ->setDescription('The Beatles at Shea Stadium')
    ->setBarcode(BarcodeType::Qr, 'TICKET-12345')
    ->save();

You can include a human-readable fallback rendered under the code with a third argument:

$builder->setBarcode(
    BarcodeType::Qr,
    'TICKET-12345',
    altText: 'Show this at the gate',
);

Under the hood the builder writes the barcode into both barcode (for older iOS) and barcodes (for iOS 9+) so the pass renders everywhere.

##Google

Every Google builder accepts the same call shape:

use Spatie\LaravelMobilePass\Builders\Google\EventTicketPassBuilder;
use Spatie\LaravelMobilePass\Enums\BarcodeType;

EventTicketPassBuilder::make()
    ->setClass('beatles-shea-1965')
    ->setBarcode(BarcodeType::Qr, 'TICKET-12345')
    ->save();

The builder translates the BarcodeType case into Google's own format names (QR_CODE, PDF_417, AZTEC, CODE_128) when it builds the payload.