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n8n-nodes-ada

v0.1.5

Published

a month ago

Ada API integration for n8n

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n8n-community-node-package

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n8n-nodes-ada

This repo contains AdaApi's community node for n8n.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Credentials

Apply for an API Key

You can easily create and manage your API Key in the ADA official website - API. To begin with, You need to register for an ADA account.

Once on the homepage, click the bottom left corner to access the API management dashboard.

Here, you can create new APIs and set the credit consumption limit for each API. A single account can create up to 10 APIs.

After successful creation, you can copy the API Key to set credentials. You can also view the credit consumption of each API and manage your APIs.

Credit Rules:

Calling a single tool consumes 20 credits.
You will get 500 free credits per month for ADA Free account, with each batch of credits valid for three months.
When credits run out, you can purchase more or upgrade your account on the ADA Billing page. Each batch of purchased credits is valid for three months. Expiration dates and billing details are available on the ADA website-Billing.

Usage

Add Ada to a workflow.

Add Ada to Workflow

Configure a basic query and hit "Execute step" to try a search.

Add AdaApi

Test AdaApi

License