Documentation
Welcome to the Mokito documentation. Everything you need to understand, integrate, and operate the Mokito platform — from the public REST API to in-server commands and premium features — lives here.
What is Mokito?
Mokito is a Discord bot and web dashboard for community operators. It bundles a ticket system, moderation tooling, fun commands, per-server bot identity, Steam account linking, and a public REST API into a single product with a dark-neon web panel.
The documentation is organized into categories that mirror the product surface. Start with the API category if you want to integrate Mokito data into your own application, or browse the other categories as they come online.
How to use these docs
- Left sidebar — browse categories and subcategories. Click a category to expand its children; click a page to load it.
- Right sidebar — when a page has multiple sections, the right sidebar lists anchor links that auto-scroll to each section on that page. On smaller screens this collapses into the "On this page" dropdown at the top of the content.
- Prev / Next — the bottom of each page links to the previous and next pages in the documentation order, so you can read a category end-to-end without returning to the sidebar.
Categories
Currently available documentation categories:
API — The Mokito REST API. The category-level pages (Introduction, Authorization, Errors, Testing) cover the parts of the API that are shared across every resource. The first resource subcategory, Steam Links, documents the endpoints for querying Steam-linked player data in your Discord server, plus a resource-specific testing walkthrough.
More categories — covering commands, premium features, and the web panel — will be added over time. The left sidebar will grow as new categories ship.
Where to start
If you are integrating the API for the first time, the recommended reading order is:
- API → Introduction — what the API offers, base URL, and versioning.
- API → Authorization — Bearer tokens, rate limiting, and request rules.
- Steam Links → Endpoints — the Player Profile and List Players routes with full request/response shapes.
- API → Errors — status codes and the error envelope.
- API → Testing — setting up Postman, environments, and auth.
- Steam Links → Testing — endpoint-specific Postman walkthroughs for Player Profile and List Players.
Or use the Next button below to jump straight into the Introduction.