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Overview
The "Take Reward Children" operation in the Dragon Family node allows you to assign a reward amount to a specific child within the Dragon Family system via its API. This operation is useful for scenarios where you want to programmatically manage and distribute rewards to children based on their achievements or tasks completed.
Practical examples include:
- Automatically rewarding children when they complete certain goals or chores.
- Integrating with other systems to track and update children's rewards dynamically.
- Managing reward balances as part of a gamified family management or educational app.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Base URL | The base URL for the Dragon Family API. Default is https://api.dragonfamily.com. |
| User Token | Your API access token, sent as a Bearer token in the Authorization header. |
| Child ID | Unique identifier of the child who will receive the reward. |
| Amount | The amount of reward to assign to the specified child. |
Output
The output JSON contains the response from the Dragon Family API after attempting to assign the reward to the child. It typically includes confirmation details such as success status, updated reward balance, or error messages if the operation failed.
No binary data output is involved in this operation.
Dependencies
- Requires access to the Dragon Family API endpoint.
- An API access token (User Token) must be provided for authentication.
- The node uses HTTP requests to communicate with the API, so network connectivity is required.
- No additional external libraries beyond standard n8n HTTP request helpers are needed.
Troubleshooting
- Invalid or missing API token: If the token is incorrect or not provided, the API will reject the request. Ensure the token is valid and correctly set in the node.
- Incorrect Child ID: Providing an invalid or non-existent child ID will cause the API to return an error. Verify the child ID before running the node.
- Amount errors: The amount should be a valid number. Non-numeric or negative values might cause failures.
- Network issues: Connectivity problems can prevent the node from reaching the API endpoint.
- API rate limits or downtime: If the API service is down or rate-limited, requests may fail temporarily.
Common error messages usually come directly from the API and should be checked against the Dragon Family API documentation for resolution steps.
Links and References
- Dragon Family API Documentation (Assumed URL for reference; replace with actual if available)