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@stackbyhq/n8n-nodes-stackby

v1.1.0

Published

n8n community nodes for Stackby — create, update, delete and list records; trigger on new/updated/deleted rows.

Readme

n8n-nodes-stackby

Official n8n community node for Stackby — the no-code database platform.

Nodes

Stackby (Action)

Perform CRUD operations on Stackby records:

| Operation | Description | |---|---| | Record: Get Many | List records from a table (with limit/offset) | | Record: Get | Retrieve a single record by row ID | | Record: Create | Create a new record | | Record: Update | Update an existing record | | Record: Delete | Delete one or more records | | Table: Get Many | List all tables in a stack |

Stackby Trigger

Triggers your workflow when Stackby data changes:

| Event | Description | |---|---| | row.created | A new row was added to the table | | row.updated | An existing row was modified | | row.deleted | A row was deleted |

Setup

1 — Install

In your n8n instance (self-hosted):

npm install n8n-nodes-stackby

Or via the Community Nodes panel in n8n Cloud / desktop:

  1. Open Settings → Community Nodes
  2. Search for n8n-nodes-stackby
  3. Click Install

2 — Credentials

  1. Go to Credentials → New → Stackby API
  2. Enter your API Key (Stackby dashboard → Account → API Tokens)
  3. Leave Base URL as https://api.stackby.com unless self-hosted

3 — Finding Stack ID and Table ID

The stack URL on Stackby looks like:

https://stackby.com/stack/<STACK_ID>/<TABLE_ID>

Both IDs are in the URL.

Examples

Trigger: New Row Created

[Stackby Trigger] → [Send Email / Slack / etc]
Stack ID: stXXXXXXXX
Table ID: tbXXXXXXXX
Events: Row Created

Action: Create Record

[Some trigger] → [Stackby: Create Record]
Stack ID: stXXXXXXXX
Table ID: tbXXXXXXXX
Fields:
  Name  → {{ $json.name }}
  Email → {{ $json.email }}

Publishing to npm

npm login
npm publish

License

MIT