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@enterspeed/n8n-nodes-enterspeed

v0.1.1

Published

n8n community nodes for Enterspeed — ingest, delivery, query and routes.

Readme

@enterspeed/n8n-nodes-enterspeed

CI

n8n community nodes for Enterspeed — get data into Enterspeed and feeds out of it, then wire it to any of n8n's 1,100+ destinations.

This package ships two nodes:

  • Enterspeed (action) — Ingest, Delivery, Query and Routes operations.
  • Enterspeed Webhook Trigger (push) — starts a workflow when a view is deployed or removed.

No keys are bundled. The customer enters their own Enterspeed credentials at runtime.

Installation

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install and enter @enterspeed/n8n-nodes-enterspeed.

Self-hosted via npm:

npm install @enterspeed/n8n-nodes-enterspeed

Credentials

Create an Enterspeed API credential with:

| Field | Where to get it | Used by | |---|---|---| | Environment API Key | Settings → Environment settings | Delivery, Query, Routes | | Source API Key | Settings → Data sources | Ingest | | Hosts | pre-filled with public endpoints | override for dedicated tenants |

Operations

Entity (Ingest)POST/DELETE https://api.enterspeed.com/ingest/v2/{originId} or /ingest/v2 (bulk)

  • Save: requires Origin ID, Entity Type (immutable after first ingest) and a JSON body.
  • Delete: requires Origin ID.
  • Save Entities (Bulk): POST a JSON array of up to 50 entities (no path params).
  • Delete Entities (Bulk): DELETE with { "originIds": [...] } body of up to 50 origin IDs.
  • Delete and Delete Entities (Bulk) output always includes deleted: true, merged on top of whatever the Ingest API returned.

Delivery — Get ContentGET https://delivery.enterspeed.com/v2

  • Fetch by URL, comma-separated view IDs, and/or handles.

Query — Query IndexPOST https://query.enterspeed.com/v1/{indexAlias}

  • Pass a JSON body with filters, sort, pagination, facets (all optional).

Route — Get ManyGET https://api.enterspeed.com/routes/v2

  • Paginated via the X-Continuation-Token header. Leave Continuation Token empty for the first page, then feed the response's continuationToken back in to fetch subsequent pages.

Webhook trigger (views)

Enterspeed pushes a webhook whenever a view is deployed (published/updated) or removed (deleted). Configure the webhook manually in Enterspeed, pointing it at this node's production URL, and optionally set an access key (the node verifies it against the X-Api-Key header and rejects mismatches with 403).

Enterspeed POSTs a lightweight notification — not the full view:

{
  "Id": "<view id>",
  "OriginId": "<source entity id>",
  "Type": "<view handle>",
  "Action": "Deploy" | "Remove",
  "Url": "<absolute Delivery API URL>"   // present only on Deploy
}

With Fetch Full View enabled (default), the node fetches the view from that Url using the Environment API Key and attaches it as view. Removals carry no Url, so nothing is fetched. Use Actions to react to only deploys, only removals, or both.

Routes and indices do not emit webhooks — use the polling workflow below for those.

Polling for changes (indices)

There is no polling node — indices are watched by combining native n8n nodes with the Query operation above: a Schedule Trigger runs the Query on an interval, and a Code node compares each result against what was seen last time (kept in the workflow's static data), emitting only items that are new or changed. The first run sets a baseline (no flood) unless Emit On First Poll is enabled; change detection uses a configurable marker field (e.g. updatedAt) and ID field. See the poll-index-for-changes example workflow.

Typical flows

  • Ingest: Source (PIM/CMS/ERP) → map → Enterspeed: Save Entity.
  • Delivery / last mile: Poll Index for Changes → map to feed (XML/CSV) → push to Google / Meta / marketplace.

Licence

MIT © Enterspeed A/S