Creating a Webhook
- Navigate to your repository's Settings → Webhooks.
- Click Add Webhook and select the type:
- Gitea - Generic JSON payload.
- Slack - Formatted for Slack channels.
- Discord - Formatted for Discord channels.
- Microsoft Teams - Formatted for Teams connectors.
- Custom - Send to any URL with a custom payload.
- Enter the Target URL (the endpoint that will receive notifications).
- Optionally set a Secret for payload verification.
- Select which events should trigger the webhook.
- Click Add Webhook.
Available Event Triggers
- Push - When commits are pushed to a branch.
- Create / Delete - When branches or tags are created or deleted.
- Pull Request - When PRs are opened, closed, merged, or updated.
- Issues - When issues are created, edited, or closed.
- Issue Comment - When comments are added to issues or PRs.
- Release - When a new release is published.
Verifying Delivery
After creating a webhook, MokoGIT sends a test ping. Check delivery status under Settings → Webhooks - click on your webhook to see recent deliveries, response codes, and payloads.
Gitea API
For custom integrations beyond webhooks, MokoGIT provides a full REST API. Common use cases:
- Automate repository creation and management.
- Build custom dashboards or reporting tools.
- Integrate with CI/CD pipelines or project management tools.
API documentation is available at your-mokogit-url/api/swagger. Authenticate using a personal access token.
Popular Integration Examples
- Slack notifications - Get notified in a channel when PRs are opened or code is pushed.
- CI/CD triggers - Trigger builds in Jenkins, Drone, or Gitea Actions on push events.
- Issue sync - Mirror issues to external project management tools via API.