How to Build a WeChat Mini‑Program Community Using Java SpringBoot & uni‑app
This article introduces the open‑source "netease‑cloud‑music‑community" project, outlines its key features such as login, posting, commenting, and likes, details the Java SpringBoot and uni‑app technology stacks, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for setting up both the backend and frontend environments.
Today’s recommendation is the open‑source project netease‑cloud‑music‑community , a mini‑program community modeled after NetEase Cloud Music’s “Cloud Village”. The backend uses Java, SpringBoot, MyBatis, MySQL, and Redis; the frontend is built with uni‑app.
Feature Overview
Supports WeChat login, posting text, image‑text, and video updates, following, forwarding, commenting, liking, and favoriting.
Technology Stack
Backend: Java, SpringBoot, MyBatis, MySQL, Redis
Frontend: uni‑app
Development Environment
Backend IDE: IntelliJ IDEA
Frontend tools: HBuilderX, WeChat Developer Tools, QQ Mini‑Program Developer Tools
Running the Project
Backend Setup
Create the database, execute live.sql in the root directory, and modify the WeChat APPID in the artist table.
Import the live-backend-mp project into IDEA, and also import live-backend-common as a module.
Update MySQL, Redis, and Alibaba Cloud OSS configurations in application-dev.
Frontend Setup
Import the project using HBuilder.
Modify manifest.json to set the correct APPID for WeChat or QQ mini‑programs.
Change the domain field in App.vue to point to the backend service URL.
Compile and run the project in the WeChat mini‑program environment.
Project Repository
GitHub: https://github.com/fanchaoo/netease-cloud-music-community
Author: fanchaoo
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