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n8n-nodes-stophy

v0.1.2

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n8n community node to interact with the Stophy API.

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Readme

n8n-nodes-stophy

An n8n community node for Stophy - YouTube context for AI agents. It wraps the Stophy API (https://api.stophy.dev), returning structured data straight into your workflows.

Installation · Credentials · Operations · Development

Installation

Follow the community nodes installation guide and use the package name n8n-nodes-stophy.

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install, then enter n8n-nodes-stophy.

Credentials

You need a Stophy API key (starts with st_). Create one at stophy.dev.

In n8n, add a Stophy API credential and paste your key. Use Test to verify it - the node calls /v1/credits to confirm the key works.

Operations

| Resource | Operation | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | Search | Search | Search YouTube (query, type, sortBy) | | Suggest | Get | Autocomplete a partial query (q, optional hl/gl) | | Video | Get Details | Video metadata for a URL | | Video | Get Transcript | Full transcript for a URL | | Video | Get Comments | Comments for a URL (optional continuation token) | | Video | Get Replies | Replies for a comment (continuation token) | | Video | Get Live Chat | Live chat messages (mode: top/live, optional continuation token) | | Channel | Get | Channel data by URL (tab, sortBy) | | Playlist | Get | Playlist data by URL | | Account | Get Credits | Remaining credits | | Account | Get Usage | Usage over the last N days | | Account | Get Logs | Request logs (filter by days, endpoint) |

Every operation returns the API's data payload (the { success, data, ... } envelope is unwrapped automatically). API errors surface as node errors.

Development

This package uses Bun with the official @n8n/node-cli toolchain (build, lint, dev, release).

bun install
bun run build        # n8n-node build (compile TypeScript + copy assets to dist/)
bun run lint         # n8n-node lint (n8n node/credential/package.json rules)
bun run lint:fix     # auto-fix lint issues

To preview the node in a live n8n instance:

bun run dev          # n8n-node dev - runs n8n with the node and rebuilds on change

Releasing

Run an interactive release locally - it bumps the version, updates the changelog, commits, tags, and pushes:

bun run release      # n8n-node release

Pushing the version tag triggers .github/workflows/publish.yml, which lints, builds, and publishes to npm with provenance (required for n8n verified community nodes from May 2026) via npm Trusted Publishing (OIDC) - no NPM_TOKEN needed. Add the trusted publisher on npmjs.com (package Settings > Trusted Publishers > GitHub Actions, workflow publish.yml).

License

MIT