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n8n-nodes-cryptomus

v0.1.2

Published

n8n nodes for working with the Cryptomus API (payments and cryptocurrency payouts)

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n8n-nodes-cryptomus

This package contains nodes for working with the Cryptomus API in n8n.

Cryptomus is a payment system for receiving and sending cryptocurrency payments.

Functionality

The package provides three main nodes:

  1. Cryptomus Payment - for working with payment APIs

    • Creating invoices
    • Checking payment statuses
    • Refunds
    • And other payment-related operations
  2. Cryptomus Payout - for working with payout APIs

    • Creating payouts
    • Checking payout statuses
    • Retrieving a list of available cryptocurrencies
    • And other payout-related operations
  3. Cryptomus Webhook - for processing webhooks from Cryptomus

    • Receiving notifications about payment statuses
    • Verifying the signature of incoming requests

Installation

Local installation in n8n

  1. Navigate to the directory of user nodes in n8n (usually ~/.n8n/custom/)
  2. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://bitbucket.org/mffff4/n8n-nodes-cryptomus.git
  3. Install dependencies:
    cd n8n-nodes-cryptomus
    npm install
  4. Build the project:
    npm run build
  5. Restart n8n

Installation via npm

  1. In the n8n directory, run:
    npm install n8n-nodes-cryptomus
  2. Restart n8n

Credential Setup

To use the Cryptomus API, you will need:

  1. Merchant ID - the merchant identifier from the Cryptomus dashboard
  2. API Key - the private API key from the Cryptomus dashboard
  3. API Type - choose either Payment API or Payout API depending on the type of operations

Usage

Cryptomus Payment

  1. Add the "Cryptomus Payment" node to your workflow
  2. Configure the credentials with the API type "Payment"
  3. Select one of the available operations:
    • Create a payment
    • Retrieve payment information
    • And other operations related to payments

Cryptomus Payout

  1. Add the "Cryptomus Payout" node to your workflow
  2. Configure the credentials with the API type "Payout"
  3. Select one of the available operations:
    • Create a payout
    • Retrieve payout information
    • And other operations related to payouts

Cryptomus Webhook

  1. Add the "Cryptomus Webhook" node at the beginning of your workflow
  2. Configure the Cryptomus credentials
  3. Copy the generated webhook URL
  4. Add this URL to the webhook settings in the Cryptomus dashboard

Support

If you have any questions or issues:

  1. Create an issue in the project repository
  2. For API-related questions, refer to the official Cryptomus documentation

License

MIT