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n8n-nodes-heyma

v0.1.1

Published

n8n nodes for controlling the HeyMa Wax audio pipeline

Readme

n8n-nodes-heyma

A private n8n community-node package for controlling HeyMa's Wax audio pipeline.

Wax remains the single owner of recording, archiving, transcription, and enrichment. This node is a thin control client: it invokes the canonical wax CLI, which keeps capture serialization, sentinels, and state transitions inside Wax.

Operations

The Recording resource currently supports:

  • Start Recording — starts a Wax capture with an optional label and Opus bitrate.
  • Stop Recording — stops the active capture, or a specific capture ID, and returns the finalized inbox path and audio metadata.

Both operations execute without a shell. The node requires absolute paths for both the Wax executable and WAX_ROOT, and parses Wax's JSON response into the n8n item output.

Requirements

  • Self-hosted n8n running on the same Linux host and user session as Wax.
  • Node.js 22 or newer.
  • An active waxd.service and an absolute Wax shim path (normally /home/delorenj/HeyMa/bin/wax).
  • Access to the host's PulseAudio/PipeWire and systemd user session.

This package intentionally isn't eligible for n8n Cloud: starting a host recorder requires local process execution. A containerized n8n deployment also needs host audio and user-systemd integration; merely bind-mounting the HeyMa directory is not enough.

Build and test

cd /home/delorenj/HeyMa/components/n8n-nodes-heyma
npm install
npm test
npm run lint
npm run pack:check

The tests use temporary fake Wax executables. They never touch the real microphone, inbox, ledger, or daemon.

Install in self-hosted n8n

Build the package, then install it into n8n's community-node directory:

cd /home/delorenj/HeyMa/components/n8n-nodes-heyma
npm run build

mkdir -p ~/.n8n/nodes
cd ~/.n8n/nodes
npm install /home/delorenj/HeyMa/components/n8n-nodes-heyma

Restart n8n after installation. In the editor, add HeyMa, choose Recording, then choose Start Recording or Stop Recording.

Configuration

The node defaults to the production paths on this host:

  • Wax Executable: /home/delorenj/HeyMa/bin/wax
  • Wax Root: /home/delorenj/HeyMa
  • Timeout: 30 seconds for start; 3700 seconds for stop/finalize
  • Execute Once: enabled

Execute Once prevents a multi-item input from accidentally issuing the same lifecycle action more than once. Disable it only when intentionally stopping several explicit capture IDs.

Output

Start Recording returns Wax fields such as started, target, source, and pid. Stop Recording returns fields such as rid, path, duration_s, bytes, and segment counts. Every output also includes operation (start or stop) and preserves n8n item pairing.

Compatibility

Developed and validated against n8n 2.18.4 and the @n8n/node-cli 0.44.4 toolchain.