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Overview

This node, named "Ajax," is designed to interact with a specific Ajax API (version indicated in the code). It supports multiple resources and operations, including the "Hub" resource with the "Get Hub Logs" operation. The primary function of this node is to retrieve logs related to a particular hub for a specified user, optionally paginated.

Common scenarios where this node would be beneficial include:

  • Monitoring activity or events within a hub environment.
  • Auditing user interactions or system events tied to a hub.
  • Integrating hub log data into workflows for alerting, reporting, or further processing.

For example, a user could configure this node to fetch the first page of logs for a given hub and user, then use the output to trigger notifications if certain events appear in the logs.

Properties

Name Meaning
User Id The identifier of the user whose hub logs are to be retrieved. This is required.
Hub Id The identifier of the hub from which to get logs. This is required.
Page The page number of the logs to retrieve, supporting pagination. Defaults to 1 if unset.

Output

The node outputs JSON data representing the hub logs corresponding to the specified user and hub. The structure typically includes an array or collection of log entries, each containing details such as timestamps, event types, messages, or other relevant metadata.

If the node supports binary data output (not explicitly shown in the provided code), it would likely represent attachments or files related to the logs, but no direct evidence of binary output is present here.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the Ajax API.
  • Depends on internal modules for HTTP communication, state management, and operation resolution.
  • The node uses a bundled HTTP client to make requests to the backend Ajax API.
  • No additional external services beyond the Ajax API itself are indicated.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing or invalid credentials: Ensure that a valid API authentication token is configured; otherwise, the node will fail to connect.
  • Invalid User Id or Hub Id: Providing incorrect identifiers may result in empty results or errors from the API.
  • Pagination issues: Requesting pages beyond available data might return empty responses; verify the total number of pages if supported.
  • Network or API errors: Standard HTTP errors (timeouts, 4xx/5xx responses) should be handled by checking connectivity and API status.

Common error messages might include authentication failures or resource not found errors, which can be resolved by verifying credentials and input parameters.

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