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@belmontdigitalmarketing/n8n-nodes-groundhogg

v0.2.3

Published

n8n community node for the Groundhogg CRM REST API v4

Readme

n8n-nodes-groundhogg

An n8n community node for the Groundhogg CRM REST API (v4).

Groundhogg is a WordPress-based marketing-automation / CRM plugin. This node lets your n8n workflows read and write contacts, tags, notes, tasks and activity from a Groundhogg install.

Installation

In n8n:

  1. Go to Settings → Community Nodes.
  2. Click Install.
  3. Enter the package name: n8n-nodes-groundhogg
  4. Agree to the risks and install.

Or install manually:

npm install n8n-nodes-groundhogg

Credentials

Create a credential of type Groundhogg API with:

| Field | Value | |---|---| | Site URL | Your WordPress site URL, e.g. https://example.com | | Public Key | From Groundhogg → Settings → API Keys | | Secret Key | From Groundhogg → Settings → API Keys |

The node signs requests using the Gh-Public-Key + Gh-Token headers. Gh-Token is computed as md5(secretKey + publicKey) — never exposing the secret on the wire.

Requires Groundhogg 3.x+ (REST API v4).

Supported resources

Contact

  • Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete
  • Create/Update support core fields (name, optin status, owner), meta fields (phone, address, company, birthday, lead source, notes), tag application/removal, and Groundhogg custom fields via n8n's Resource Mapper.
  • Create is an upsert — if a contact with the email already exists it is updated.

Contact Tag

  • Apply Tags, Remove Tags, Get Tags
  • Accepts comma-separated tag IDs or tag names. Unknown tag names on Apply are auto-created by Groundhogg.

Tag

  • Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete

Note

  • Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete
  • Notes are attached to a contact via the Contact ID field.

Task

  • Create, Get, Get Many, Update, Delete
  • Complete and Incomplete — toggle a task's completion state.

Activity

  • Get Many — read engagement events (opens, clicks, page views, form submissions, bounces, etc.) optionally filtered by contact ID and activity type.

Development

# install
npm install

# build (compiles TS + copies icons/JSON into dist/)
npm run build

# live rebuild during development
npm run dev

Local testing against n8n

The easiest path is to link the built package into your local n8n:

# from this repo
npm run build
npm link

# in your n8n custom-nodes directory
# (typically ~/.n8n/custom on Linux/macOS; %USERPROFILE%\.n8n\custom on Windows)
npm link n8n-nodes-groundhogg

Then restart n8n and the Groundhogg node should appear in the node picker.

Endpoints reference

All endpoints are under <site>/wp-json/gh/v4/.

| Node operation | HTTP | Path | |---|---|---| | Contact: Create | POST | /contacts | | Contact: Get | GET | /contacts/{id} | | Contact: Get Many | GET | /contacts | | Contact: Update | PUT | /contacts/{id} | | Contact: Delete | DELETE | /contacts/{id} | | Contact Tag: Apply | POST | /contacts/{id}/tags | | Contact Tag: Remove | DELETE | /contacts/{id}/tags | | Contact Tag: Get | GET | /contacts/{id}/tags | | Tag: Create | POST | /tags | | Tag: Get | GET | /tags/{id} | | Tag: Get Many | GET | /tags | | Tag: Update | PUT | /tags/{id} | | Tag: Delete | DELETE | /tags/{id} | | Note: Create | POST | /notes | | Note: Get | GET | /notes/{id} | | Note: Get Many | GET | /notes | | Note: Update | PUT | /notes/{id} | | Note: Delete | DELETE | /notes/{id} | | Task: Create | POST | /tasks | | Task: Get | GET | /tasks/{id} | | Task: Get Many | GET | /tasks | | Task: Update | PUT | /tasks/{id} | | Task: Delete | DELETE | /tasks/{id} | | Task: Complete | PUT | /tasks/{id}/complete | | Task: Incomplete | PUT | /tasks/{id}/incomplete | | Activity: Get Many | GET | /activity |

License

MIT