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n8n-nodes-memida

v1.0.0

Published

n8n community node for interacting with the memida API

Readme

Memida & n8n

memida n8n Community Node

This repository contains an n8n Community Node that integrates the memida API into n8n workflows.

Installation

  1. Clone the repository and install the dependencies:

    npm install
    npm run build
  2. Install the generated n8n-nodes-memida package through the n8n Community Nodes dialog.

Available resources

  • Inspection

    • Get: Loads a single inspection by its ID (GET /inspections/{id}).
    • Get Many: Uses the inspection list endpoint (GET /inspections) and exposes the documented filters together with returnAll/limit pagination controls.
    • Create: Creates a new inspection (POST /inspections) including optional custom fields and file uploads.
  • Apparatus

    • Get: Loads a single apparatus by its ID (GET /apparatuses/{id}).
    • Get Many: Uses the apparatus list endpoint (GET /apparatuses) with available filters and pagination support through returnAll/limit.
    • Get by Identno: Retrieves a single apparatus by its identno (GET /apparatuses/ident/{identno}).
  • Apparatus Basedata

    • Get: Loads a single apparatus basedata record by its ID (GET /apparatus_basedatas/{id}).
    • Get Many: Uses the apparatus basedata list endpoint (GET /apparatus_basedatas) with the documented filters and returnAll/limit pagination controls.

Inspection filters

The Filters collection on the Get Many operation maps 1:1 to the available query string parameters in the memida inspection index:

  • sort – field used to order the list response.
  • direction – order of the sorting (asc or desc).
  • page – page number (default 1).
  • apparatus_id – filter inspections of a specific apparatus.

Apparatus filters

The Get Many operation exposes these query string parameters from the memida API:

  • sort – field used to order the list response.
  • direction – order of the sorting (asc or desc).
  • page – page number (default 1).
  • search – query applied to apparatus fields (minimum length 3 characters).

Apparatus basedata filters

The Get Many operation exposes the following query string parameters from the memida API:

  • limit – number of items per page (default 20, max 100).
  • page – page number (default 1).
  • sort – field used to order the list response (model, created, modified).
  • direction – order of the sorting (asc or desc).
  • manufactor_id – filter basedata records for a specific manufacturer.
  • search – search in the name, model and description fields.
  • default – when set to true, only default apparatus basedata records are returned.

Refer to the API documentation if additional parameters are introduced in the future.

Credentials

All operations require memida API credentials:

  • Base URL – Defaults to https://api.memida.de/api/v1.
  • API Key – A valid API key from the memida api section.

Resources