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n8n-nodes-lark-global

v2.0.1

Published

n8n LarkSuite Global: Optimized community nodes for Lark Open Platform. Based on the original Feishu-Lark nodes, with Feishu removed for lightweight global use.

Readme

Credits

Original node created by zhgqthomas.
Optimized and internationalized by ariesho2903.
Contact: Telegram

n8n Nodes Lark Global

Custom n8n community nodes for interacting with Lark Open Platform, including action nodes, triggers, and MCP helpers.

Highlights

  • Full CRUD coverage for Lark Bitable, Documents, Calendar, Space, Contacts, Messages, and Wiki APIs.
  • Webhook and WebSocket triggers for receiving Lark events inside n8n.
  • MCP tooling support so AI agents can call Lark Open APIs through the MCP protocol.
  • Typed parameter descriptions and rich list-search helpers for faster workflow building.

Credentials

The nodes rely on two credential types that point at the Lark global platform (https://open.larksuite.com). Create both credentials under Settings -> API integrations in n8n.

Lark Tenant Token API

  1. Open the Lark developer console and create or select a classic custom app.
  2. Copy the App ID and App Secret from Credentials -> App credentials.
  3. In n8n choose Lark Tenant Token API, keep the base URL as https://open.larksuite.com, and paste the App ID/Secret.
  4. Save. The credential automatically refreshes tenant_access_token values when required.

Lark OAuth2 API

  1. In the same Lark app enable OAuth 2.0 and add https://api.n8n.io/oauth2/callback (or your own n8n callback URL) as the redirect URL.
  2. Copy the Client ID/Secret and configure scopes such as offline_access, bitable:app, calendar:calendar as needed by your workflow.
  3. In n8n choose Lark OAuth2 API, keep the base URL as https://open.larksuite.com, enter the Client ID/Secret, scopes, and save. The credential uses PKCE and stores refresh tokens automatically.

Usage Notes

  • WebSocket triggers require the bot to have Event Subscription permissions and only one live connection per bot is supported.
  • Webhook triggers use the parse webhook operation together with the core Webhook + Respond to Webhook nodes for validation and response handling.
  • Many operations expose list-search helpers (Bitable apps, tables, roles, calendars, etc.) - use the dropdown to avoid guessing IDs.
  • Most operations accept raw JSON bodies; enable JSON Parameters to send data exactly as required by the Lark API reference.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm run lint

Install the compiled package inside your n8n instance (Community Nodes -> Install) and restart n8n.

Resources

MIT License.

Acknowledgment

This package is based on the open-source work n8n-nodes-feishu-lark by zhgqthomas.
This fork has been optimized to remove Feishu dependencies and provide smoother performance for Lark-only use cases, rebranded as n8n Lark Global.
Maintained by ariesho2903.