http-api-cloudbase

Access CloudBase database, authentication, cloud functions, hosting, storage, and AI via HTTP APIs.

8|1|Updated Apr 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Tugoukezhang/workbuddy-skills --skill http-api-cloudbase-tugoukezhang
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Skill: http-api-cloudbase
Source: https://github.com/Tugoukezhang/workbuddy-skills/tree/main/skills/cloudbase/references/http-api
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tugoukezhang/workbuddy-skills --skill http-api-cloudbase-tugoukezhang

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

CloudBase users who need to interact with platform features (database, authentication, cloud functions, hosting, storage, and AI) but cannot or prefer not to use SDKs can leverage raw HTTP APIs to perform operations from backends or scripts.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • HTTP-based access to CloudBase services (database, authentication, cloud functions, hosting, storage, and AI) from non-SDK clients, enabling automation and integration in backend processes.
  • Guidance on choosing authentication methods (AccessToken, API Key, Publishable Key), region-aware base URLs, and referencing OpenAPI specifications for exact endpoints.
  • Use cases include performing database operations, invoking cloud functions, managing authentication, and handling storage/AI workflows from external systems.

Quick Start

Provide your env ID and an access token, then invoke a sample endpoint such as /v1/functions/YOUR_FUNCTION to verify the HTTP pathway.

Frequently Asked Questions about http-api-cloudbase

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I access CloudBase database and storage without using an SDK?

Access CloudBase database and storage without an SDK by using HTTP APIs. You can programmatically interact with platform features from backend scripts by sending HTTP requests with proper authentication headers.

What authentication methods are available for CloudBase HTTP API requests?

CloudBase HTTP API requests support three authentication methods: AccessToken, API Key, or Publishable Key. You must choose one and include it in the Authorization header to successfully access OpenAPI endpoints.

How do I find the correct endpoints and request schemas for CloudBase OpenAPI?

Find correct CloudBase OpenAPI endpoints and request schemas by using the searchKnowledgeBase function. This references the OpenAPI specifications to discover exact endpoints for database, authentication, and cloud function operations.

Does the CloudBase HTTP API support both domestic and international regions?

Yes, the CloudBase HTTP API supports both domestic and international regions. You must base your request URL on the specific region to ensure successful routing to your environment's platform features.

Can I invoke cloud functions from an external backend system using HTTP?

Yes, you can invoke cloud functions from external backend systems using HTTP. Provide your environment ID and an access token, then send a request to the /v1/functions/YOUR_FUNCTION endpoint to trigger the HTTP pathway.

When should I choose raw HTTP APIs over CloudBase SDKs for backend automation?

Choose raw HTTP APIs over CloudBase SDKs when you cannot or prefer not to install SDKs in your environment. This approach enables automation and integration in backend processes or scripts without SDK dependencies.