ECPay

10 mods across 1 repository, 230 stars between them.

ecpay

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An integration guide for ECPay, a Taiwanese service for payments, electronic invoices, delivery, and virtual tickets. It covers payment methods such as cards, ATM transfers, convenience-store payments, Apple Pay, refunds, recurring charges, and logistics.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 209 tokens

ecpay-debug

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command for diagnosing ECPay API integration problems, including CheckMacValue and AES encryption checks. CheckMacValue is a signature used to verify request data, while AES is a method for encrypting it.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 20 tokens

ecpay-ecticket

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command for connecting to ECPay’s virtual-ticket service, which handles tickets such as concert, cinema, meal, and amusement-park tickets.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 29 tokens

ecpay-go-live

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command containing checks for moving an ECPay integration from its test environment to the live environment.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 25 tokens

ecpay-invoice

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command for connecting an application to ECPay's electronic invoicing services in Taiwan. It covers invoices for consumers, businesses, and offline issuing workflows.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 21 tokens

ecpay-logistics

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command for connecting an application to ECPay's delivery services in Taiwan and across borders. It covers convenience-store pickup, home delivery, and the platform's logistics service versions.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 24 tokens

ecpay-pay

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ECPay/ECPay-API-Skill

Command Claude Code

A command for connecting an application to ECPay's payment services in Taiwan, including different payment and authorisation methods. ECPay is a Taiwanese payment and commerce platform.

not rated 230 +3 18d ago A 39 tokens

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