Zalo User Interact

Overview

This node operation, Remove Group Deputy, is designed to remove a deputy (a delegated admin or moderator) from a specified group in the Zalo platform. It requires the identification of both the user (deputy) and the group from which the deputy role should be revoked.

Typical use cases include managing group roles dynamically, such as when a deputy no longer needs administrative privileges or when cleaning up group management roles. For example, an organization using Zalo groups for team communication might automate the removal of deputies when team members change roles or leave the group.

Properties

These properties are required inputs to specify exactly which deputy to remove and from which group.

Output

The output of this operation is a JSON object indicating the success or failure of the removal action. Typically, it includes:

• A boolean status field indicating whether the removal was successful.
• Additional metadata or messages related to the operation result.

If the node supports binary data output (not explicitly shown here), it would typically relate to any files or media associated with the operation, but this operation primarily deals with JSON responses.

Dependencies

• Requires access to the Zalo API with appropriate permissions to manage group roles.
• An API authentication token or credential must be configured in n8n to authorize requests.
• Network connectivity to Zalo's service endpoints.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

• Invalid User Id or Group Id: If either ID is incorrect or does not exist, the operation will fail.
• Insufficient Permissions: The API token used may lack rights to modify group deputies.
• Network Errors: Connectivity issues can prevent the request from completing.
• API Rate Limits: Excessive requests may be throttled by Zalo.

Error Messages and Resolutions

• "User not found" or "Group not found": Verify that the provided IDs are correct and correspond to existing entities.
• "Unauthorized" or "Permission denied": Check that the API credentials have the necessary scopes and are valid.
• Timeout or Connection errors: Ensure stable internet connection and that Zalo API endpoints are reachable.
• Unexpected errors: Review error details in the node's execution logs; consider retrying or contacting support.

Links and References

• Zalo Official API Documentation
• Zalo Group Management API Reference
• n8n Documentation on HTTP Request Node

Note: This summary is based on static analysis of the provided source code and property definitions without runtime execution.