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n8n integration

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How to install

To start using the integration, go to the Integration settings and follow the steps to set up n8n.

Supported operations

An operation is something an n8n node does, such as getting or sending data. There are two types of operation:

Triggers start a workflow in response to specific events or conditions in your services. When you select a Trigger, n8n adds a trigger node to your workflow, with the Trigger operation you chose pre-selected. When you search for a node in n8n, Trigger operations have a bolt icon Trigger icon.

Actions are operations that represent specific tasks or actions within a workflow, allowing you to manipulate data, perform operations on external systems, and trigger events in other systems as part of your workflows. When you select an Action, n8n adds a node to your workflow, with the Action operation you chose pre-selected.

Triggers

The crowd.dev trigger node allows you to respond to events in crowd.dev and integrate crowd.dev with other applications. n8n has built-in support for a wide range of crowd.dev events, which includes new activities and new members.

  • New Activity: This trigger is activated when a new activity happens in your community platforms connected to crowd.dev. For example, someone starred your repo, sent a message in Discord, etc. You can make this trigger granular. For example, only activate it when someone opens a pull request on GitHub and mentions a specific keyword. On the other side of the spectrum, you can configure this trigger to be a "catch-all", but this setup is not recommended because it will be quite hard to distinguish between different events on n8n side. So the recommended configuration is to keep this trigger as narrow as possible.
  • New Member: This trigger is activated when a new member joins your community platforms connected to crowd.dev. In crowd.dev, a member is considered anyone who performed at least one action at your community platforms - e.g., joined a Discord server or did something on GitHub (the trigger is activated only once for each user). This trigger can be configured as a "catch-all" (all new member activities for all active platforms) or only for specific platforms.

Actions

The crowd.dev node allows you to automate work in crowd.dev and integrate crowd.dev with other applications. n8n has built-in support for a wide range of crowd.dev features, which includes creating, updating, and deleting members, notes, organizations, and tasks.

Activity

  • Create or update activity for a member - takes a member object and information about activity and creates or updates an activity for this member in crowd.dev
  • Create or update activity - takes an activity object and creates or updates an activity in crowd.dev based on sourceId of activity and platform

Member

  • Create or update member - takes a member object and creates or updates a member in crowd.dev
  • Update member - takes a member object and updates an existing member in crowd.dev based on memberId. Fails if the member doesn't exist.
  • Find task - returns a member object for an existing member based on memberId. Fails if the member doesn't exist.
  • Delete member - deletes an existing member based on memberId. Fails if the member doesn't exist.

Organization

  • Create organization - creates a new organization in crowd.dev
  • Update organization - updates an existing organization in crowd.dev by organizationId. Fails if the organization doesn't exist.
  • Find organization - returns a organization object for an existing organization based on organizationId. Fails if the organization doesn't exist.
  • Delete organization - deletes an existing organization based on organizationId. Fails if the organization doesn't exist.

Note

  • Create note - create a new note in crowd.dev
  • Update note - updates an existing note in crowd.dev by noteId. Fails if the note doesn't exist.
  • Find note - returns a note object for an existing note based on noteId. Fails if the note doesn't exist.
  • Delete note - deletes an existing note based on noteId. Fails if the note doesn't exist.

Task

  • Create task - creates a new task in crowd.dev
  • Update task - updates an existing task in crowd.dev by taskId. Fails if the task doesn't exist.
  • Find task - returns a task object for an existing task based on taskId. Fails if the task doesn't exist.
  • Delete task - deletes an existing task based on taskId. Fails if the task doesn't exist.

Automation

  • Create automation - creates a new automation workflow in crowd.dev
  • Destroy - destorys a automation workflow in crowd.dev
  • Find - returns an automation object for an existing automation based on automationId. Fails if the automation doesn't exist.
  • List - lists all automation objects in crowd.dev
  • Update - updates an existing automation in crowd.dev by automationID. Fails if the automation doesn't exist.

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Updated 27 days ago