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Overview
This node interacts with the Scoro API, allowing users to perform various operations on different Scoro resources. Specifically, for the Trigger resource and the Delete operation, the node deletes a specified trigger by its ID. This is useful in automation workflows where you need to programmatically remove triggers that are no longer needed or to clean up outdated configurations.
Practical examples include:
- Automatically deleting a trigger after a certain event has been processed.
- Managing triggers dynamically based on workflow conditions.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Trigger ID | The ID of the trigger to delete |
Output
The output JSON will typically contain the response from the Scoro API confirming the deletion of the trigger. This may include status information or details about the deleted trigger. The node does not output binary data.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the Scoro API.
- Needs the base URL and company account ID configured in the credentials.
- The node depends on the Scoro API being accessible and the provided credentials having sufficient permissions to delete triggers.
Troubleshooting
Error: Operation 'delete' for resource 'trigger' is not supported.
This error indicates that the requested operation-resource combination is invalid or not implemented. Verify that the Resource is set to "Trigger" and Operation to "Delete".Authentication errors or permission denied:
Ensure the API key and other credential details are correct and have the necessary rights to delete triggers.Invalid Trigger ID:
If the trigger ID does not exist or is malformed, the API will likely return an error. Double-check the trigger ID value.
Links and References
- Scoro API Documentation (for detailed API endpoints and authentication)
- n8n documentation on creating custom nodes