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n8n-nodes-mittwald

v1.9.1

Published

n8n nodes for interacting with the mittwald API

Readme

n8n-nodes-mittwald

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use the mittwald API in your n8n workflows.

mittwald is a German hosting and cloud service provider. This node allows you to automate interactions with mittwald resources such as projects, Redis databases, applications, and more.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Usage Resources Version history

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

This node provides integration with the mittwald API v2. The following resources and operations are available:

App

  • Install an app: Install an app on a project
  • List all installed apps: Get a list of all installed apps
  • Uninstall an app: Remove an app installation
  • Update software versions: Update the app or system software versions of an installation

Contributor

  • List incoming invoices: Get a list of incoming invoices for an organisation
  • List outgoing invoices: Get a list of outgoing invoices for an organisation
  • List own extensions: Get a list of extensions owned by an organisation
  • List contract partners: Get a list of contract partners associated with a contributor

Organisation

  • List organisations: Get all organisations the authenticated user has access to
  • Create an invite: Invite a user to an organisation (parameters: Organisation, Email Address, Role, optional Message)
  • Delete a membership: Remove a member from an organisation (parameter: Membership ID)

Contract

  • Terminate a contract: Schedule the termination of a contract (parameters: Contract ID, optional Target Date, optional Reason)
  • Terminate a contract item: Schedule the termination of a contract item (parameters: Contract ID, Contract Item ID, optional Target Date, optional Reason)
  • Get an invoice: Get details of an invoice (parameter: Invoice ID)
  • List invoices: Get a list of invoices for a customer (parameter: Customer ID)

Conversation

  • Create a ticket: Create a support ticket in a conversation category
  • List: Get all conversations the authenticated user has created or has access to
  • Get: Get details of a specific conversation
  • List messages: Get all messages of a conversation (parameter: Conversation)
  • Create a message: Send a new message in a conversation (parameters: Conversation, Message)

Project

  • Create a project on a server: Create a new project on a server
  • Create an SSH user: Create an SSH user for a project (parameters: Project, Name, Password, optional Expires At)
  • Create an SFTP user: Create an SFTP user for a project (parameters: Project, Name, Password, Access Level, Directories, optional Expires At)
  • Delete an SSH user: Delete an SSH user from a project (parameter: SSH User ID)
  • Delete an SFTP user: Delete an SFTP user from a project (parameter: SFTP User ID)
  • Get an SSH user: Get details of a specific SSH user (parameter: SSH User ID)
  • Get an SFTP user: Get details of a specific SFTP user (parameter: SFTP User ID)
  • Delete a project: Delete an existing project
  • Get a project: Get details of a specific project
  • Get storage statistics: Get storage usage statistics for a project
  • Update storage notification threshold: Update the storage notification threshold of a project
  • List all SSH users: Get a list of all SSH users in a project (parameter: Project)
  • List all SFTP users: Get a list of all SFTP users in a project (parameter: Project)
  • List all invites: Get a list of all project invitations (parameter: Project)
  • List all projects: Get a list of all projects
  • Accept an invite to a project: Accept a project invitation using an invitation token
  • Create an invite to a project: Create a project invitation
  • Get a project membership: Get details of a specific project membership
  • Delete a project membership: Remove a member from a project

Database

  • List all Redis databases: Get a list of all Redis databases in a project
  • Create Redis database: Create a new Redis database in a project
  • Delete Redis database: Delete an existing Redis database
  • Get a Redis database: Get details of a specific Redis database
  • List all MySQL databases: Get a list of all MySQL databases in a project (parameter: Project)
  • Create MySQL database: Create a new MySQL database with an initial user in a project (parameters: Project, Name, Version, Character Set, Collation, User Password, User Access Level, optional User External Access, optional User Description)
  • Get a MySQL database: Get details of a specific MySQL database (parameter: MySQL Database ID)
  • Delete MySQL database: Delete an existing MySQL database (parameter: MySQL Database ID)
  • Copy MySQL database: Copy a MySQL database with its own initial user (parameters: source MySQL Database ID, Name, User Password, optional User External Access; the copied user is created with full access)
  • List MySQL versions: Get a list of available MySQL versions
  • List Redis versions: Get a list of available Redis versions

Server

  • Get a server: Get details of a specific server
  • Get storage statistics: Get storage usage statistics for a server
  • List all servers: Get a list of all servers
  • Update storage notification threshold: Update the storage notification threshold of a server

Domain

  • Create and link subdomain: Create a subdomain and link it to an app installation
  • Check if domain is registrable: Check whether a domain name is available for registration
  • Set target installation for domain: Set the target app installation for a domain

Credentials

To use this node, you need to authenticate with the mittwald API using an API key.

Prerequisites

  • A mittwald account
  • An API key generated from your mittwald account settings

Setting up credentials

  1. Log in to your mittwald account
  2. Navigate to your account settings
  3. Generate an API key
  4. In n8n, create new credentials of type "Mittwald API"
  5. Enter your API key

Compatibility

This node is tested with n8n Version 2.7.4.

Usage

  1. Add the "Mittwald API" node to your workflow
  2. Set up credentials using your mittwald API key (API keys can be generated in the studio here)
  3. Select the desired resource and operation
  4. Configure the required parameters for the operation
  5. Execute the workflow to interact with the mittwald API and automate your tasks

If you aren't familiar with n8n and creating workflows, you can find help here: Try it out

Resources