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BanCreateV3

Create a new ban entry.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.bans.manage

Nouns:

  • identifier (Required) [String] - The identifier to ban.
  • reason (Optional) [String] - The reason to assign to the ban.
  • start (Optional) [String] - The datetime at which the ban should start.
  • end (Optional) [String] - The datetime at which the ban should end.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/bans/create?identifier=identifier&reason=reason&start=start&end=end&token=token

BanDestroyV3

Delete an existing ban entry.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.bans.manage

Nouns:

  • ticketNumber (Required) [String] - The ticket number of the ban to delete.
  • fullDelete (Optional) [Boolean] - Whether or not to completely remove the ban from the system.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/bans/destroy?ticketNumber=ticketNumber&fullDelete=fullDelete&token=token

BanInfoV3

View the details of a specific ban.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.bans.view

Nouns:

  • ticketNumber (Required) [String] - The ticket number to search for.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/bans/read?ticketNumber=ticketNumber&token=token

BanListV3

View all bans in the TShock database.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.bans.view

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/bans/list?token=token

GroupCreate

Create a new group.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.groups.manage

Nouns:

  • group (Required) [String] - The name of the new group.
  • parent (Optional) [String] - The name of the parent group.
  • permissions (Optional) [String] - A comma separated list of permissions for the new group.
  • chatcolor (Optional) [String] - A r,g,b string representing the color for this groups chat.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/groups/create?group=group&parent=parent&permissions=permissions&chatcolor=chatcolor&token=token

GroupDestroy

Delete a group.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.groups.manage

Nouns:

  • group (Required) [String] - The group name to delete.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/groups/destroy?group=group&token=token

GroupInfo

Display information of a group.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.groups.view

Nouns:

  • group (Required) [String] - The group name to get information on.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/groups/read?group=group&token=token

GroupList

View all groups in the TShock database.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.groups.view

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/groups/list?token=token

PlayerKickV2

Kick a player off the server.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.kick

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to kick.
  • reason (Optional) [String] - The reason the player was kicked.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/players/kick?player=player&reason=reason&token=token

PlayerKill

Kill a player.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.kill

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to kick.
  • from (Optional) [String] - Who killed the player.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/players/kill?player=player&from=from&token=token

PlayerList

List all player names that are currently on the server. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /lists/players?token=token

PlayerListV2

Fetches detailed user information on all connected users, and can be filtered by specifying a key value pair filter users where the key is a field and the value is a users field value. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/players/list?token=token

PlayerMute

Mute a player.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.mute

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to mute.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/players/mute?player=player&token=token

PlayerReadV3

Get information for a user.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.info

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to lookup
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/players/read?player=player&token=token

PlayerReadV4

Get information for a user.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.info

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to lookup
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v4/players/read?player=player&token=token

PlayerUnMute

Unmute a player.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.mute

Nouns:

  • player (Required) [String] - The player to mute.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/players/unmute?player=player&token=token

ServerBroadcast

Broadcast a server wide message. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • msg (Required) [String] - The message to broadcast.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/server/broadcast?msg=msg&token=token

ServerCommandV3

Executes a remote command on the server, and returns the output of the command.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.command

Nouns:

  • cmd (Required) [String] - The command and arguments to execute.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/server/rawcmd?cmd=cmd&token=token

ServerMotd

Returns the motd, if it exists. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/server/motd?token=token

ServerOff

Turn the server off.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.maintenance

Nouns:

  • confirm (Required) [Boolean] - Required to confirm that actually want to turn the server off.
  • message (Optional) [String] - The shutdown message.
  • nosave (Optional) [Boolean] - Shutdown without saving.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/server/off?confirm=confirm&message=message&nosave=nosave&token=token

ServerReload

Reload config files for the server.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.cfg

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/server/reload?token=token

ServerRules

Returns the rules, if they exist. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/server/rules?token=token

ServerStatusV2

Get a list of information about the current TShock server. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/server/status?token=token

ServerTokenTest

Test if a token is still valid. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /tokentest?token=token

UserActiveListV2

Returns the list of user accounts that are currently in use on the server.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.view

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/activelist?token=token

UserCreateV2

Create a new TShock user account.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.manage

Nouns:

  • user (Required) [String] - The user account name for the new account.
  • group (Optional) [String] - The group the new account should be assigned.
  • password (Required) [String] - The password for the new account.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/create?user=user&group=group&password=password&token=token

UserDestroyV2

Destroy a TShock user account.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.manage

Nouns:

  • user (Required) [String] - The search criteria (name or id of account to lookup).
  • type (Required) [String] - The search criteria type (name for name lookup, id for id lookup).
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/destroy?user=user&type=type&token=token

UserInfoV2

List detailed information for a user account.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.view

Nouns:

  • user (Required) [String] - The search criteria (name or id of account to lookup).
  • type (Required) [String] - The search criteria type (name for name lookup, id for id lookup).
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/read?user=user&type=type&token=token

UserListV2

Lists all user accounts in the TShock database.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.view

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/list?token=token

UserUpdateV2

Update a users information.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.users.manage

Nouns:

  • user (Required) [String] - The search criteria (name or id of account to lookup).
  • type (Required) [String] - The search criteria type (name for name lookup, id for id lookup).
  • password (Optional) [String] - The users new password, and at least this or group must be defined.
  • group (Optional) [String] - The new group for the user, at least this or password must be defined.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/users/update?user=user&type=type&password=password&group=group&token=token

WorldBloodmoon

Toggle the status of blood moon.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.causeevents

Verbs:

  • bloodmoon (Required) [Boolean] - State of bloodmoon.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /world/bloodmoon/{bloodmoon}?token=token

WorldBloodmoonV3

Toggle the status of blood moon.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.causeevents

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v3/world/bloodmoon?token=token

WorldButcher

Butcher npcs.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.butcher

Nouns:

  • killfriendly (Optional) [Boolean] - Should friendly npcs be butchered.
  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/world/butcher?killfriendly=killfriendly&token=token

WorldMeteor

Drops a meteor on the world.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.causeevents

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /world/meteor?token=token

WorldRead

Get information regarding the world. No special permissions are required for this route.

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /world/read?token=token

WorldSave

Save the world.

  • Permissions: tshock.rest.cfg

Nouns:

  • token (Required) [String] - The REST authentication token.

Example Usage: /v2/world/save?token=token

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