Upon digging I found there are a bunch of values that need to be set in the setGoParams() method in StartupActivity.java. I'm guessing not having them set caused the null pointer. Here's the method...
private void setGoParams() {
/**
* These should be provided to you.
*/
mGoApiKey = "<put your key here>";
mGoSecret = "<put your secret here>";
/**
* App ID found in developer portal app settings.
* App secret found in developer portal app settings.
*/
mOAuthClientId = "<put your Client ID here>";
mOAuthClientSecret = "<put your secret here>";
/**
* Update the URLs accordingly based on the environment you want to point to
* e.g. sandbox.dev.clover.com or www.clover.com
*/
mOAuthEnv = "www.clover.com";
mOAuthUrl = "https://clover.com/oauth/authorize?client_id=" + mOAuthClientId + "&response_type=code";
mOAuthTokenUrl = "https://clover.com/oauth/authorize?client_id=" + mOAuthClientId + "&response_type=token";
/**
* This is used for demo purposes. You can generate an access token and hardcode it here so
* that you can use the same access token repeatedly.
*/
mGoAccessToken = "<put your token here>";
/**
* This is not required and is intended for demo purposes only. Each client needs to have their
* own implementation of getting the access token using the code generated by Clover.
*/
mOAuthApiKey = "<put your key here>";
}
I'm pretty sure I have tracked them all down in my developer account, except for the first two - mGoApiKey and mGoSecret. The comment says "These should be provided to you."
Provided where or by whom?
