How to Deploy and Use the Open‑Source wx‑manage WeChat Public Account Management System

This guide explains the technical stack, deployment steps, and core features of the open‑source wx‑manage system for managing multiple WeChat public accounts, including backend setup, database initialization, and frontend launch.

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How to Deploy and Use the Open‑Source wx‑manage WeChat Public Account Management System

wx-manage is an open‑source multi‑account management system for WeChat public accounts, supporting menu, auto‑reply, material, and a simple CMS.

Technical stack includes Spring Boot (core), Apache Shiro (security), MyBatis‑Plus (persistence), WxJava (WeChat SDK), renren‑fast (backend scaffold), Vue2.x, Vuex, TinyMCE, ElementUI (frontend), and the renren‑fast‑vue admin template.

To deploy, ensure JDK 8+, Maven, an IDE with Lombok, MySQL 5.7+, and Node.js. Clone the repository, start the backend by running the wx-api module, create a MySQL database named wx with charset utf8mb4, execute db/mysql.sql, configure application-dev.yml with your MySQL credentials, and launch BootApplication.java.

After the backend is running, start the frontend with wx-manage. Install dependencies and launch the dev server:

// Install dependencies
npm install
// Build and run
npm run serve

Access the management UI at http://localhost:8001 using the default credentials admin / 123456. The interface provides menu management, auto‑reply, template configuration, user management, material handling, message management, and article editing.

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