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API Reference

Welcome to the MOOD MNKY API Reference. This section provides interactive reference documentation for all the APIs in our ecosystem, including both first-party services and integrated third-party services.
Looking for comprehensive guides and implementation examples? Check out our API Documentation section.

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Available APIs

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MOOD MNKY Platform APIs

  • Core API - The central API for the MOOD MNKY platform
  • E-commerce API - Integration with our e-commerce functionality

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AI & Workflow APIs

  • Ollama API - Interact with the Ollama model serving system
  • Flowise API - Build and manage AI workflows with Flowise
  • Langchain API - Access Langchain’s framework for building AI applications
  • n8n API - Workflow automation and integration platform

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External Integration APIs

  • Notion API - Connect with Notion’s knowledge base and workspace
  • Bungie API - Interact with Bungie’s gaming ecosystem

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Interactive API Playground

Each API reference includes an interactive playground where you can:
  1. Explore available endpoints
  2. Read detailed parameter documentation
  3. Make test API calls directly from the browser
  4. View response examples

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Reference vs. Documentation

Our API content is organized into two complementary sections:
  • API References (this section) - Contains interactive API references, playgrounds, and endpoint details for direct testing and exploration
  • API Documentation - Provides comprehensive guides, tutorials, implementation examples, and best practices

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Authentication

Most APIs require authentication. See the individual API documentation for specific authentication requirements. Generally, the following authentication methods are used:
  • Bearer Token - For Core API, Notion API, and most first-party services
  • API Key - For some third-party services
  • OAuth - For certain integrations

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Getting Started

To begin exploring an API, select it from the navigation menu on the left. Each API reference includes:
  • Overview and introduction
  • Authentication requirements
  • Available endpoints
  • Request and response examples
  • Parameter descriptions
  • Error handling information
For development guidelines and best practices, see the API Documentation section.