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n8n-nodes-seafile-lazy

v1.0.8

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n8n community node for Seafile with lazy loading folder and file selection.

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n8n-nodes-seafile-lazy

n8n.io - Workflow Automation

This is a fork of the original n8n-nodes-seafile community node, maintained by Sergey Shinkarenko. The repository is available at [email protected]:shaman-rostov/n8n-nodes-seafile.git.

The main improvement in this fork is the Seafile Lazy node, which lazy-loads folder and file pickers via resource locators instead of eagerly fetching the entire library tree. This makes the node much faster and more responsive when working with large Seafile libraries.

About this node

The Seafile Lazy node allows you to automate work in Seafile, and integrate Seafile with other applications. It supports uploading and downloading files, creating upload and download links, and tagging files in a Seafile library, with folder and file selection resolved on demand instead of upfront.

How to use Seafile Lazy in n8n

Currently, n8n is not shipped with this Seafile node. Therefore an installation of the community module is required.

Credentials / Authentication

To authenticate this Seafile node for n8n against a Seafile Server, you will have to provide two information:

  • Seafile Server URL: The URL of the Seafile server. This should be the base URL of the Seafile instance you want to connect to.
  • Account Token: The Account Token is required to authenticate every requests and allows interacting with the Seafile API. The account token has to be generated with your login credentials upfront. Read more at https://seafile-api.readme.io/reference/post_api2-auth-token.

The Library/Repo API Token is not supported because it supports only a limited amount of endpoints.

Installation of a this community node

  1. Open your n8n server.
  2. Go to Settings > Community Nodes.
  3. Select Install.
  4. Enter n8n-nodes-seafile-lazy in Enter npm package name.
  5. Agree to the risks of using community nodes: select I understand the risks of installing unverified code from a public source.
  6. Select Install.

After installing the node, you can use it like any other node. n8n displays the node as Seafile Lazy in search results in the Nodes panel.

License

MIT

Local development

Read more at https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/creating-nodes/build/declarative-style-node/#test-your-node.

Here is the summary:

  1. Install n8n globally on your PC with npm install n8n -g
  2. Clone or download this repository and save it anywhere
git clone [email protected]:shaman-rostov/n8n-nodes-seafile.git
  1. In this downloaded folder run:
npm install
npm run build
npm link
  1. Now install this node in your local n8n instance
cd ~/.n8n/nodes
npm link n8n-nodes-seafile-lazy
  1. Start the local development area. You need two consoles:
# in the node directory execute this, that after every change the dist directory is updated
npm run dev
n8n start