Frequently Asked Questions

It is the official documentation website for the Botim Open Platform, providing getting started guides of MiniVerse and Official Account, API references of Mini Program and Open API, release notes, and support resources for developers and users.

It targets frontend and backend developers, mini program creators, and users interacting with products and tools on Botim Open Platform.

Start with the Quickstart Guides. Guides are available for different knowledge levels including beginner, intermediate, and advanced, so you can choose the one that fits your familiarity with the product.

Yes. Quickstart guides are tailored to users at different knowledge levels to help you get up and running as efficiently as possible.

The Advanced Search allows you to search across all documentation content. You can filter results by category, product, or content type to quickly find what you need.

Navigate to the Release Notes / Change Log section. Changes are organized per product and per release version.

Release Notes are updated with each product release to reflect the latest changes, fixes, and new features.

It allows users to submit questions about a product or about the documentation portal itself. Submitted questions go through an admin review process.

Your question will be reviewed by an admin. Once approved and answered, it will be published to the Open Questions section for the benefit of all users.

Yes. Approved and answered questions are publicly available in the Open Questions section.

API documentation is available for both Mini Programs and Open API endpoints. Each API has its own dedicated page with detailed specifications. Visit the relevant pages from the top of the page.

Yes. The portal provides dedicated Mini Program API reference documents. Click Mini Program on the top left corner of the page for further information.

Yes. Botim Open API endpoint documentation is available specifically for developers building mini programs on the Botim Open Platform. Click Open API on the top left corner of the page for further information.

Mac OS users can create mini program components using three methods:

• Botim CLI: supports creating mini programs, mini program components and pages via natural language description or product prototype input
• Botim Developer Portal: a web-based environment for publishing and managing mini programs on both Mac and Windows operating systems
• Mini Verse: supports creating mini programs by providing descriptive natural language input

The documented component creation workflows via Botim CLI, Botim Developer Portal, and Mini Verse are currently available for Mac OS users.

Note: Botim Developer Portal is available for both Mac and Windows users in publishing and managing mini programs.

Yes. Both Botim CLI and Mini Verse support natural language descriptions as input for generating mini program components.

Yes. Botim CLI supports product prototype input in addition to natural language descriptions.