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Order food/drinks (点餐) on an Android device paired as an OpenClaw node. Uses in-app menu and cart; add goods, view cart, submit order (demo, no real payment).
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This skill uses the paired Android device (OpenClaw SMS Demo app with order capability) to manage an in-app menu and cart: get menu, add/remove items, view cart, submit order. Inspired by EdgeOSToolService (MEOW PAY); implementation is in-memory on the device (demo, no real POS backend).
order.* commands below.| Command | Description |
|---|---|
order.getGoods |
Return menu (id, name, priceCents, price). |
order.getSelectedGoods |
Return current cart with quantities and subtotals. |
order.addGoods |
Add by id or name (and optional quantity). |
order.removeGoods |
Remove by id or name (and optional quantity). |
order.clearGoods |
Clear cart. |
order.submitOrder |
Submit cart as order; returns summary (demo only). |
order.batchAddGoods |
Add multiple items: list = [{"id":"1","quantity":2},...]. |
Invoke via the OpenClaw gateway node invoke API:
order.getGoods, order.getSelectedGoods, order.addGoods, order.removeGoods, order.clearGoods, order.submitOrder, order.batchAddGoods.null for no-param commands.command: "order.getGoods"
paramsJSON: null or "{}"
{ "id", "name", "priceCents", "price" }.command: "order.getSelectedGoods"
paramsJSON: null or "{}"
id, name, quantity, priceCents, subtotalCents.command: "order.addGoods"
paramsJSON: provide id or name (or both); optional quantity (default 1).
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# Android Order Skill (点餐)
This skill uses the paired Android device (`OpenClaw SMS Demo` app with order capability) to manage an in-app menu and cart: get menu, add/remove items, view cart, submit order. Inspired by EdgeOSToolService (MEOW PAY); implementation is in-memory on the device (demo, no real POS backend).
## When to use this skill
- User asks to order food/drinks, view menu, add to cart, or submit an order on the paired Android device: use the `order.*` commands below.
## Commands overview
| Command | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `order.getGoods` | Return menu (id, name, priceCents, price). |
| `order.getSelectedGoods` | Return current cart with quantities and subtotals. |
| `order.addGoods` | Add by `id` or `name` (and optional `quantity`). |
| `order.removeGoods` | Remove by `id` or `name` (and optional `quantity`). |
| `order.clearGoods` | Clear cart. |
| `order.submitOrder` | Submit cart as order; returns summary (demo only). |
| `order.batchAddGoods` | Add multiple items: `list` = `[{"id":"1","quantity":2},...]`. |
## How to call the underlying commands
Invoke via the OpenClaw gateway node invoke API:
- **command**: one of `order.getGoods`, `order.getSelectedGoods`, `order.addGoods`, `order.removeGoods`, `order.clearGoods`, `order.submitOrder`, `order.batchAddGoods`.
- **paramsJSON**: JSON object string, or `null` for no-param commands.
### order.getGoods
- `command`: `"order.getGoods"`
- `paramsJSON`: `null` or `"{}"`
- Success: payload is a JSON array of `{ "id", "name", "priceCents", "price" }`.
### order.getSelectedGoods
- `command`: `"order.getSelectedGoods"`
- `paramsJSON`: `null` or `"{}"`
- Success: payload is a JSON array of cart items with `id`, `name`, `quantity`, `priceCents`, `subtotalCents`.
### order.addGoods
- `command`: `"order.addGoods"`
- `paramsJSON`: provide **id** or **name** (or both); optional **quantity** (default 1).
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