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n8n-nodes-donethat

v0.3.4

Published

n8n community node for DoneThat: time-tracking reports, AI summary messages, projects, and search.

Downloads

906

Readme

n8n-nodes-donethat

License: MIT CI Node n8n community node

DoneThat automatically tracks all work and uses this context to boost your productivity: automated timesheets, long-term memory for AIs, proactive coaching, and social sharing for accountability and remote trust. DoneThat is built privacy-first, cross-platform, and takes five minutes to set up.

This n8n community node exposes the DoneThat API: generate time-tracking reports, fetch AI summary messages, manage projects, and search across your activity and tasks.

API base: https://api.donethat.ai. Reference: donethat.ai/api-reference.

Resources

  • Report: Generate (POST /report). Aggregation: activity, day, task, week. minute is a legacy alias for activity.
  • Summary message: Get (GET /message).
  • Project: Get Many, Get, Create, Create or Update, Update, Archive. No delete.
  • Search: Search (POST /search). Sources: tasks, activity.

Credential

Create an API key at https://app.donethat.ai → Settings → API Access. The credential test hits GET /user, so the key needs at least user:read. Operations need scopes matching the resource (reports:read, projects:read/projects:write, search:read, messages:read).

The Base URL field defaults to https://api.donethat.ai. Override only for testing.

Development

npm install
npm run build && npm test

npm run build compiles to dist/ and runs scripts/verify-n8n-package.mjs, which asserts the package contracts n8n loads (class names, credential test endpoint, icon presence). Tests depend on dist/, so the build must run first.

Live n8n

npm run n8n:live builds the node, installs n8n into .n8n-live/ (first run only, 1-2 GB), packs and loads this node, imports the workflows from scripts/sample-workflows.mjs, and starts n8n on http://127.0.0.1:5678. After code changes, rerun the same command.

npm run test:live is the headless variant used in CI: starts n8n in a temp dir and checks that the node and credentials appear in the n8n metadata.

Both scripts auto-switch to Node 22 via nvm (n8n 2.21+ needs ≥22.16). .n8n-live/ is gitignored; rm -rf .n8n-live to reset.

Optional env: N8N_LIVE_VERSION=2.21.4, N8N_PORT=5678.

License

MIT.