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@limetech/n8n-nodes-lime-forms

v1.0.0

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n8n community node for Lime Forms — trigger workflows on form submissions and fetch submission receipts

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Keywords

n8n-community-node-packagelime-formslime-technologieslundalogikformswebhook

Readme

@limetech/n8n-nodes-lime-forms

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use Lime CRM Forms in your n8n workflows.

Lime Forms is a form-building product from Lime Technologies. This package lets you trigger n8n workflows when a form is submitted and retrieve receipts for submissions.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Resources Development

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation and install @limetech/n8n-nodes-lime-forms.

Operations

Lime CRM Forms Trigger

Starts a workflow when a monitored Lime Forms form receives a submission. The trigger registers a webhook in Lime Forms, verifies the HMAC signature of every delivery with the webhook secret configured in the credential.

Lime CRM Forms

  • Receipt: get the receipt PDF for a submission, either the submission receipt or the signing receipt. Requires Lime CRM Forms 3.x or later.

Credentials

Create a Lime CRM Forms API credential with:

| Field | Description | | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Server URL | The URL of your Lime Forms instance, e.g. https://instance.lime-forms.com | | API Key | API key generated in Lime Forms (available in the Lime Forms admin settings page) |

Requests are authenticated with an Authorization: Bearer <token> header, which n8n adds automatically. The credential is verified against the /api/v1/external-integrations/ping endpoint of your instance when you save it.

To use the trigger, also set the optional Webhook Secret in the credential; Lime Forms signs deliveries with it. Use a strong value, e.g. generated with openssl rand -hex 32.

Compatibility

Requires n8n with n8n-workflow 2.9 or later. Node.js 24 is used for local development.

Resources

Development

npm ci
npm run build   # compile to dist/
npm test        # jest unit tests
npm run lint    # n8n community node lint rules
npm run knip    # dead code check

License

MIT