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@publora/n8n-nodes-publora

v0.1.2

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Official Publora node for n8n: publish and schedule posts on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram, and trigger workflows on post events.

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@publora/n8n-nodes-publora

This is the official n8n community node for Publora. It lets you publish and schedule social media posts from your n8n workflows, and start workflows when a post is published, scheduled, fails, or returns to draft.

Publora publishes to LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram from one place. You connect your social accounts in Publora once, and the node posts to any of them.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation · Operations · Credentials · Compatibility · Usage · Resources · Version history

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation and install @publora/n8n-nodes-publora.

Operations

The package has two nodes.

Publora

Post

  • Create: publish now, schedule for a date and time, or save as a draft. Attach images or a video from public URLs or from files produced by earlier nodes (for example Google Drive or HTTP Request). Optional first comment and network settings (Instagram video type, TikTok audience, YouTube title, privacy and tags, Threads reply control, X reply and quote, silent Telegram message).
  • Delete: delete a draft or scheduled post.
  • Get: get a post and its status on each network, with the live post ID once it is published.
  • Get Many: list posts, filtered by status, network and scheduled date.
  • Update: change the text, the accounts, the publish time or the status of a draft or scheduled post, add media from URLs, replace the first comment, or publish it now.

Media

  • Upload: upload a file from the input to a draft or scheduled post.

Account

  • Get Many: list the social accounts connected to Publora, with their connection status.

The Publora node can be used as a tool by n8n AI agents.

Publora Trigger

Starts the workflow when a post is published, scheduled, fails to publish, or returns to draft. The node subscribes to Publora when the workflow is activated and removes the subscription when it is deactivated. Every event is checked against the subscription's signing secret, and requests without a valid signature are rejected.

Credentials

You need a Publora account and an API key. A free plan is available.

  1. Sign up at publora.com and connect your social accounts under Channels.
  2. Open API in the Publora sidebar and click Generate API Key. Copy the key right away: it is shown only once.
  3. In n8n, create a Publora API credential and paste the key. The credential test lists your connected accounts to check the key.

If the key is wrong or has been revoked, the credential test reports Unauthorized.

Troubleshooting

  • The account list is empty on a new node. n8n can request the list just before it attaches the credential. Close the node and open it again.
  • An AI Agent ignores what the Publora tool returned. In n8n 2.43.8 and 2.45.7, AI Agent 3.1 received an empty result from every tool we tried, including the built-in Calculator. The Publora tool itself returned the data, and AI Agent 2.2 worked with the same tool.

Compatibility

Tested with n8n 2.43.8.

Usage

Posting with media. Instagram, TikTok and YouTube posts need an image or a video. With Media → Files From Input, the node creates the post as a draft, uploads each file, and then schedules or publishes it. If an upload fails, the node deletes the unfinished post, so nothing half-made is left in Publora.

Times. Publish At uses the workflow's time zone. Publora stores times in UTC.

Retries. The node sends an idempotency key with every create and update, so if n8n retries a step, Publora returns the first result instead of creating a second post.

Plan limits. The free plan allows 15 posts a month, 3 scheduled posts at a time, scheduling up to 7 days ahead, and doesn't include X. When a limit is reached, the node shows Publora's message with the limit that was hit. See pricing.

Publora Trigger and your n8n address. Publora must be able to reach your n8n instance over the internet. Addresses such as localhost or a private network IP are refused. If your n8n runs on localhost or in a private network, set N8N_WEBHOOK_URL (or WEBHOOK_URL on older versions) to a public URL, or use a tunnel. Each Publora account can have up to 10 webhooks; every active workflow with a Publora Trigger uses one.

Example: post new blog articles. RSS Feed Trigger → Publora (Post → Create, Publish: Now, Text: {{ $json.title }} {{ $json.link }}).

Example: schedule from a content plan. Google Sheets (rows marked ready) → Publora (Post → Create, Publish: Schedule, Publish At: the row's date) → Google Sheets (write back the post ID).

Example: alert on failed posts. Publora Trigger (Post Failed) → Slack or email with the network and the error message.

Resources

Version history

0.1.2

Post: Get Many no longer returns duplicates or misses posts when Limit is above 100. The note about reaching your n8n instance moved from the Publora Trigger to this README.

0.1.1

Publish now returns the status publishing. The account list no longer fails when n8n requests it before the credential is attached.

0.1.0

First release: Post (Create, Delete, Get, Get Many, Update), Media (Upload), Account (Get Many), and the Publora Trigger.