Overview
To refine mini program operations and enhance the ability to provide scenario-based services, the Mini Program platform supports the tagging feature. This guide explains how to implement customized tags for scenario-based adaptations in mini programs.
The tagging feature enables differentiated operations based on user attributes, such as merchant tiers, user types, and environmental variables.
After tenants define tag groups, developers can then bind specific tag groups to mini programs and release the mini programs for the tag groups to take effect. Super apps consume the tag groups to achieve precise distribution and functionality matching, enabling efficient and streamlined operations.
For example, without tags, all users have unrestricted access to all mini programs within the app, regardless of their category or type. Tags can be used to implement a more tailored approach by restricting access to mini programs based on user classifications.
- Users in Category A should exclusively see and access mini programs designated for their category and should not have visibility or access to mini programs intended for Category B.
- Similarly, users in Category B should only see and access mini programs relevant to their category and should not be able to access mini programs intended for Category A.
This feature ensures that mini program distribution is aligned with user segmentation, enabling a more targeted and efficient user experience.
Concepts
Tag groups: On the Mini Program platform, tags are organized in tag groups. A tag group is a collection of related tags based on specific attributes or characteristics.
Tags: The specific tags in a tag group. Each tag contains a tag name and a tag description. Up to 8 tags can be added to a tag group.
Name: The name of a tag. Names of tags are consumed by super apps after the mini programs are released.
Description: The description of a tag.