Actions8
Overview
This node integrates with the Sindup API to manage folders and filters within the Sindup platform. Specifically, the "Add Filter to Folder" operation allows users to create a new filter inside an existing folder by specifying the folder ID, a name for the filter, and query keywords that define the filter criteria.
Common scenarios where this node is beneficial include automating content curation workflows, organizing information streams based on specific topics or keywords, and dynamically managing filters to tailor content retrieval in Sindup.
For example, a user might add a filter named "Climate Innovation" to a folder dedicated to environmental topics, using keywords like "climate change, innovation" to capture relevant content automatically.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Folder ID | The unique identifier of the folder where the filter will be added. |
| Name | The name assigned to the new filter. |
| Query Keywords | Keywords used to define the filter's search criteria (e.g., "climate change, innovation"). |
Output
The node’s execute() method as provided returns an empty array ([[]]), indicating no actual output data is produced in this implementation stub. In a fully implemented version, one would expect the output JSON to contain details about the newly created filter, such as its ID, name, associated folder ID, and the query keywords used.
No binary data output is indicated or handled in the current code.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the Sindup API.
- The node depends on network access to the Sindup service endpoint.
- No additional external libraries or environment variables are referenced in the provided code.
Troubleshooting
- Since the execute method currently returns empty results, users may encounter issues with no data being returned. This suggests the node implementation is incomplete or a placeholder.
- Common errors when interacting with the Sindup API could include authentication failures (invalid or missing API key), invalid folder or filter IDs, or malformed query keywords.
- To resolve such issues, ensure the API key credential is correctly configured, folder IDs exist and are accessible, and query keywords follow expected syntax.
- If the node does not perform any action, verify that the node version is up to date and that the execute method has been properly implemented.
Links and References
- Sindup Official Website
- Sindup API Documentation (Assumed URL; please verify with official sources)