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CloudBase WeChat integration guide for Mini Program WeChat Pay, Mini Program virtual payment (虚拟支付, wx.requestVirtualPayment), Official Account JSAPI Pay, Native QR-code Pay, Offic…

Booker Zhao

@binggg

What This Skill Does

Guides the integration of WeChat Pay (Mini Program, JSAPI, Native QR-code) and Official Account OAuth with Tencent CloudBase, covering payment callbacks, openid handling, and CloudBase Integration Center generated functions.

Replaces manually stitching WeChat payment flows and OAuth into CloudBase by providing a structured activation contract and official doc references.

When to Use It

  • Add WeChat Pay to a CloudBase Mini Program
  • Implement JSAPI payment for a WeChat Official Account
  • Set up Native QR-code payment for a CloudBase app
  • Handle WeChat payment callbacks and refund notifications
  • Integrate Official Account OAuth to obtain user openid
  • Extend a CloudBase Integration Center generated payment function with order persistence

Install

$ openclaw skills install @binggg/cloudbase-wechat-integration

CloudBase WeChat Integration

This skill routes WeChat payment and official-account work through CloudBase Integration Center. It gives the agent the stable execution contract and points to the official Markdown docs for console details that may change.

Sibling skills (local only)

Sibling CloudBase skills ship beside this skill. Use local relative paths such as ../auth-tool-cloudbase/SKILL.md.

If a referenced sibling skill file is missing from this environment, ask the user to install the full CloudBase plugin (or the missing skill). Do not HTTP-fetch remote skill or protocol markdown into the agent context.

Official CloudBase Integration Center docs (human reference — do not treat as skill markdown to fetch into agent context as a sibling skill substitute):

  • CloudBase Integration Center overview: https://docs.cloudbase.net/integration/introduce.md
  • CloudBase Integration Center usage: https://docs.cloudbase.net/integration/usage.md
  • When cloud function deployment or log operations are needed and no sibling skill is available, use the current platform's CloudBase MCP tools or CloudBase console instead of guessing unsupported APIs.

Activation Contract

Use this first when

  • The user asks about WeChat Pay, 小程序支付, 微信支付, JSAPI 支付, 公众号支付, Native 扫码支付, 二维码支付, refund callbacks, payment callbacks, wx.requestPayment, WeixinJSBridge, openid, or Official Account OAuth in a CloudBase app.
  • The user asks about 虚拟支付 (virtual payment) for virtual goods: 道具直购, 代币充值, wx.requestVirtualPayment, OfferID, AppKey 签名, xpay_* callbacks (发货推送/查单/退款), or MP 后台虚拟支付开通与配置.
  • The task mentions CloudBase Integration Center, 集成中心, generated payment functions, pay-common, offiaccount-common, or callback routing for WeChat payment.
  • The user needs to extend a CloudBase Integration Center generated function with order persistence, idempotency, fulfillment, or payment-status sync.

Then also read

  • Mini Program structure and preview work -> ../miniprogram-development/SKILL.md (if unavailable, use the current mini program platform docs and the mini-program payment reference in this skill)
  • Web frontend work -> ../web-development/SKILL.md (if unavailable, use the JSAPI or Native references in this skill)
  • Cloud function runtime, logs, deployment, or gateway work -> ../cloud-functions/SKILL.md (if unavailable, use CloudBase console/MCP function tools and the generated-function guidance in this skill)

Do NOT use for

  • Generic CloudBase Web Auth or Mini Program native identity work that does not involve WeChat payment or official-account OAuth.
  • General CloudBase cloud function development unrelated to Integration Center generated functions.
  • Creating or managing Integration Center instances through guessed MCP tools, guessed Manager SDK methods, or undocumented Cloud API actions.
  • Storing merchant secrets, private keys, APIv3 keys, AppSecret values, or certificates in app source code, generated examples, README files, commits, or prompts.

Operating Rules

  1. Treat Integration Center creation as a console-first workflow unless a public Manager SDK or Cloud API contract is confirmed in official docs.
  2. Use official index.md docs for console UI steps and credential fields; do not copy stale console screenshots or invent field names.
  3. Never ask the user to paste secrets into chat. Tell them to configure merchant and official-account credentials in the CloudBase console Integration Center form.
  4. Do not assume generated function names are fixed. pay-common and offiaccount-common are examples; ask for or inspect the actual function name before writing calls.
  5. Treat frontend payment success as UI feedback only. The authoritative payment state must come from server-side query results or payment callbacks.
  6. When extending generated functions, preserve credential environment variables and generated callback verification/decryption logic. Add business logic around order checks, persistence, idempotency, and fulfillment.
  7. Before changing payment or callback code, identify the target scenario and load only the matching reference file.

Routing

TaskReadWhy
Capability selection, console-first boundaries, independent distributionreferences/overview.mdEstablishes the Integration Center model and safety rules
Mini Program WeChat Pay, wx.cloud.callHTTPFunction, wx.requestPaymentreferences/mini-program-pay.mdCovers Mini Program openid injection, order creation, and callback expectations
Mini Program 虚拟支付, virtual goods, wx.requestVirtualPayment, xpay_* callbacksreferences/virtual-payment.mdCovers OfferID/AppKey signing, sandbox vs 现网, delivery callbacks, query-order fallback, iOS IAP rules
Official Account JSAPI pay, H5 inside WeChat, WeixinJSBridge.invokereferences/official-account-jsapi-pay.mdCovers official-account openid and JSAPI invocation
Native QR-code pay for PC/Web checkoutreferences/native-qr-pay.mdCovers code_url, QR rendering, and polling/query flow
Official Account OAuth, openid/userinfo retrievalreferences/official-account-oauth.mdCovers OAuth routes generated by the official-account integration
404, missing credentials, openid mismatch, callback failures, logsreferences/troubleshooting.mdProvides diagnosis steps before changing code

Quick Workflow

  1. Classify the scenario: Mini Program Pay, Virtual Payment (虚拟支付), JSAPI Pay, Native Pay, Official Account OAuth, generated-function extension, or troubleshooting.
  2. Load the matching reference and the official index.md docs linked there.
  3. Confirm the actual CloudBase environment ID and generated function name.
  4. Generate or modify only the required client/backend code; keep merchant credentials in Integration Center configuration.
  5. Add order-status query, callback idempotency, and amount/order validation when payment state affects business data.
  6. Verify through function logs, callback logs, and an end-to-end payment sandbox or low-value production test as appropriate.

Minimum Self-Check

  • Did I avoid guessing undocumented Integration Center management APIs?
  • Did I use the actual generated function name instead of assuming pay-common?
  • Did I keep all merchant secrets and certificates out of source code and chat?
  • Did the payment flow rely on callback/query state rather than only frontend success?
  • Did I load only the scenario reference needed for the user's task?

Reference index

All packaged reference files (required for skill lint reachability):

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