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n8n-nodes-teamupcalendar

v0.4.2

Published

n8n node for Teamup Calendar API - interact with events and subcalendars

Readme

n8n-nodes-teamupcalendar

This is a n8n community node. It lets you use Teamup Calendar in your n8n workflows.

Teamup Calendar is a collaborative calendar platform that allows teams to share calendars, manage events, and coordinate schedules. It offers powerful features like subcalendars and flexible access controls.

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

Event Operations

  • Create: Create a new calendar event with title, dates, subcalendar assignment, and optional fields like location, notes, and attendees
  • Delete: Remove events from the calendar
  • Get: Retrieve details of a specific event by its ID
  • Get Auxiliary Info: Fetch additional information related to an event
  • Get Changed Events: Retrieve events that have changed since a specified timestamp (max 30 days ago)
  • Get Many: Retrieve multiple events with filtering options by date range, subcalendar, and result limits
  • Search events: Find events based on keywords in titles or notes
  • Undo: Undo an event action
  • Update: Modify existing events including changing dates, titles, subcalendars, and other properties

Subcalendar Operations

  • Create: Add a new subcalendar to the Teamup calendar
  • Delete: Remove a subcalendar from the Teamup calendar
  • Get: Retrieve details of a specific subcalendar by its ID
  • Get Many: Fetch all available subcalendars for the connected Teamup calendar
  • Update: Change properties of an existing subcalendar such as name and color

Credentials

To use this node, you need:

  1. Teamup Calendar Account: Sign up at Teamup Calendar and get your API key from there
  2. Calendar Key: The unique identifier for your Teamup calendar (found in your share calendar URL, Settings > Sharing > Create Link)

Setting up credentials:

  1. Create a Teamup calendar or use an existing one
  2. Share your calendar via Settings > Sharing > Create Link
  3. Note your calendar key from that sharing URL (e.g., https://teamup.com/ks1234567890 → key is ks1234567890)
  4. In n8n, create new "Teamup API" credentials with your calendar key and API token

Compatibility

  • Minimum n8n version: 1.117.3
  • Tested with: n8n version 1.117.3 & 1.123.5

Usage

Basic Event Creation

  1. Select "Event" as resource and "Create" as operation
  2. Choose the target subcalendar
  3. Set event title, start date/time, and end date/time
  4. Optionally add location, notes, attendees, or mark as all-day event

Filtering Events

When using "Get Many" for events:

  • Start Date: Events starting on or after this date (defaults to today)
  • End Date: Events starting before this date (defaults to today's end of the day)
  • Subcalendar: Filter by specific subcalendar (optional)
  • Limit: Maximum number of events to return (default: 50, max: 1000)

Date/Time Handling

  • All dates are automatically formatted for the Teamup API
  • Supports both date-only and full datetime values
  • Timezone handling follows your n8n instance settings

Resources