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@chez14/n8n-nodes-glconnector

v0.1.2

Published

a month ago

n8n community node for executing actions on third-party services via the GL Connector integration platform

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n8n-community-node-package glconnector

@chez14/n8n-nodes-glconnector

This is an n8n community node. This node integrates with GL Connector.

Disclaimer: While I am an employee of GDP Labs, this project is a personal initiative. It is not an official product, nor is it sponsored, endorsed, or reviewed by my employer. All code and opinions presented here are entirely my own.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation. To install this package, use the npm package name:

@chez14/n8n-nodes-glconnector

Authentication

Supported authentication types:

User Token — authenticate using a pre-generated user token
User Credentials (API Key + User Identifier + User Secret) — exchange user credentials for a token automatically

There are two types of authentication nodes:

GL Connector Integration API Credential: This authentication node automatically tries to get the access token from the GL Connector for you to use with their API immediately.
GL Connector API Credential: This is for interacting with the GL Connector API directly.

You can check the supported internal connectors here: https://connectors.gdplabs.id/connectors/list?source=internal

Compatibility

Compatible with [email protected] or later

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