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- st4b_code, 6 days ago, 9 messages
eternal saffron
👋 happy to help
this doc https://docs.stripe.com/google-pay?platform=android#instantiate explains the steps for launching GooglePay once it's ready
mint igloo
Comon... I have read that 😛
I am asking if there is a way to know if google pay is ready before instantiating GooglePayLauncher
maybe with another class
for example if the DefaultGooglePayRepository was public we could do that
i think that it is not a good api to have to pass activity/fragmetnt in a specific state just to get this info
eternal saffron
I am asking if there is a way to know if google pay is ready before instantiatin...
no you get the ready event as a callback
