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@thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-core

v0.1.0

Published

Shared manifest-driven engine for The Graphite Lab's n8n integration nodes.

Readme

@thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-core

Shared, integration-agnostic engine for The Graphite Lab's n8n integration nodes.

This is a library, not an installable n8n node. It is a runtime dependency of node packages such as @thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-servicetitan; you do not install it directly in n8n. When you install an integration node via Settings → Community Nodes, n8n pulls this package in automatically as a dependency.

What it provides

A declarative-manifest compiler. An integration ships a generated IntegrationManifest (resources and operations described by a shape), and this engine turns those shapes into runtime n8n execute functions, poll functions, and property descriptions.

Public API (@thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-core):

  • router, pollRouter — resolve the selected resource/operation and run it
  • createTransport — build the HTTP transport from a TransportConfig
  • getActionProperties, getTriggerProperties — compile n8n node properties from a manifest
  • plus the manifest and authoring types (IntegrationManifest, TransportConfig, ResourceGroup, …)

Staying integration-agnostic

The engine hardcodes nothing about any specific integration. Each integration supplies its specifics through TransportConfig, including:

  • credentialKey — the n8n credential name to authenticate with
  • pathContext(credentials) — maps credential values to non-parameter path placeholders. e.g. ServiceTitan supplies { tenant: credentials.tenantId } so the engine can fill /crm/v2/tenant/{tenant}/customers. Integrations without such placeholders omit it.

Build / test

pnpm --filter @thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-core build
pnpm --filter @thegraphitelab/n8n-nodes-core test