n8n-nodes-deno-deploy

[Velocity BPA Licensing Notice]

This n8n node is licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL 1.1).

Use of this node by for-profit organizations in production environments requires a commercial license from Velocity BPA.

For licensing information, visit https://velobpa.com/licensing or contact licensing@velobpa.com.

A comprehensive n8n community node for Deno Deploy, the globally distributed serverless JavaScript/TypeScript hosting platform. This node enables workflow automation for managing organizations, projects, deployments, domains, KV databases, and analytics through Deno Deploy's Subhosting REST API.

Features

• 12 Resource Categories - Complete coverage of the Deno Deploy API
• 50+ Operations - Full CRUD operations for all resources
• Deployment Automation - Create deployments with inline code or URL references
• Domain Management - Add custom domains with automatic TLS certificate provisioning
• KV Database Support - Manage Deno KV databases and bindings
• Analytics & Logging - Retrieve organization, project, and deployment analytics
• Polling Trigger - Monitor deployment status changes in real-time
• Environment Variables - Securely manage project environment variables

Installation

Community Nodes (Recommended)

1. Open n8n
2. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
3. Click Install
4. Enter n8n-nodes-deno-deploy
5. Click Install

Manual Installation

# Navigate to your n8n installation directory
cd ~/.n8n

# Install the package
npm install n8n-nodes-deno-deploy

Development Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Velocity-BPA/n8n-nodes-deno-deploy.git
cd n8n-nodes-deno-deploy

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project
npm run build

# Create symlink to n8n custom nodes directory
mkdir -p ~/.n8n/custom
ln -s $(pwd) ~/.n8n/custom/n8n-nodes-deno-deploy

# Restart n8n
n8n start

Credentials Setup

Getting Your Access Token

1. Log into Deno Deploy Dashboard
2. Navigate to Account Settings
3. Under Access Tokens, click New Access Token
4. Provide a description and select permissions (read, write, admin)
5. Click Generate Token
6. Copy the token (shown only once)

Getting Your Organization ID

Your organization ID is visible in the dashboard URL:

https://dash.deno.com/orgs/{organizationId}

Configuring in n8n

Field	Description
Access Token	Your Deno Deploy API access token
Organization ID	Your organization ID from the dashboard URL

Resources & Operations

Organization

Operation	Description
Get	Get organization details
Get Analytics	Get organization-wide analytics
List Domains	List all domains in the organization

Project

Operation	Description
List	List all projects
Create	Create a new project
Get	Get project details
Update	Update project configuration
Delete	Delete a project
Get Analytics	Get project analytics

Deployment

Operation	Description
List	List all deployments
Create	Create a new deployment with inline code or URL
Get	Get deployment details
Delete	Delete a deployment
Redeploy	Create new deployment from existing
Get Build Logs	Get build logs
Get App Logs	Get application runtime logs

Domain

Operation	Description
List	List all domains
Add	Add a custom domain
Get	Get domain details
Delete	Remove a domain
Verify	Verify domain ownership
Get Certificates	Get TLS certificates
Provision Certificate	Provision TLS certificate

KV Database

Operation	Description
List	List all KV databases
Create	Create a new KV database
Get	Get database details
Update	Update database configuration
Delete	Delete a database

Build Log

Operation	Description
Get	Get build logs for a deployment

App Log

Operation	Description
Get	Get application runtime logs
Query	Query logs with filters

Environment Variable

Operation	Description
List	List all environment variables
Set	Set environment variables
Delete	Delete an environment variable

Analytics

Operation	Description
Get Organization	Get organization-level analytics
Get Project	Get project-level analytics
Get Deployment	Get deployment-level analytics

Certificate

Operation	Description
List	List certificates for a domain
Provision	Provision a new certificate
Get	Get certificate details

Region

Operation	Description
List	List available deployment regions

Playground

Operation	Description
Create	Create a playground deployment
Get	Get playground details
Delete	Delete a playground

Trigger Node

The Deno Deploy Trigger monitors deployment events using polling:

Event	Description
Deployment Created	Triggers when a new deployment is created
Deployment Success	Triggers when a deployment succeeds
Deployment Failed	Triggers when a deployment fails
Any Deployment Event	Triggers on any deployment status change

Usage Examples

Create a Simple Deployment

// Deployment code
Deno.serve((req) => new Response("Hello from n8n!"));

1. Add a Deno Deploy node
2. Select Deployment > Create
3. Enter your Project ID
4. Choose Inline Code and paste your code
5. Execute the node

Deploy with Environment Variables

1. Add a Deno Deploy node
2. Select Deployment > Create
3. Expand Options
4. Add environment variables under Environment Variables
5. Execute the node

Monitor Deployments

1. Add a Deno Deploy Trigger node
2. Enter your Project ID
3. Select the event type to monitor
4. Connect to your workflow actions

Deno Deploy Concepts

Projects

Projects are the top-level containers for your deployments. Each project can have multiple deployments, custom domains, and environment variables.

Deployments

Deployments are immutable snapshots of your code. When you create a deployment, Deno Deploy builds and distributes your code globally.

KV Databases

Deno KV is a globally distributed key-value store. You can create databases and bind them to your deployments for persistent storage.

Regions

Deno Deploy automatically distributes your code to multiple regions worldwide for low-latency access. Available regions include:

• gcp-us-east1
• gcp-us-west1
• gcp-europe-west4
• gcp-asia-southeast1
• And more...

Error Handling

The node provides detailed error messages for common issues:

Error Code	Description
400	Invalid parameters
401	Invalid or missing access token
403	Insufficient permissions
404	Resource not found
409	Resource conflict
422	Validation error
429	Rate limit exceeded

Security Best Practices

1. Token Permissions: Use the minimum required permissions for your access token
2. Environment Variables: Store sensitive values in project environment variables, not in code
3. Token Rotation: Regularly rotate your access tokens
4. Organization Access: Limit access to your organization to trusted team members

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project
npm run build

# Run tests
npm test

# Run tests with coverage
npm run test:coverage

# Lint code
npm run lint

# Fix linting issues
npm run lint:fix

# Format code
npm run format

Author

Velocity BPA

• Website: velobpa.com
• GitHub: Velocity-BPA

Licensing

This n8n community node is licensed under the Business Source License 1.1.

Free Use

Permitted for personal, educational, research, and internal business use.

Commercial Use

Use of this node within any SaaS, PaaS, hosted platform, managed service, or paid automation offering requires a commercial license.

For licensing inquiries:
licensing@velobpa.com

See LICENSE, COMMERCIAL_LICENSE.md, and LICENSING_FAQ.md for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please ensure your pull requests:

1. Follow the existing code style
2. Include tests for new functionality
3. Update documentation as needed
4. Pass all linting and test checks

Support

• Issues: GitHub Issues
• Documentation: Deno Deploy Docs
• API Reference: Deno Deploy API

Acknowledgments

• Deno for the amazing runtime and platform
• n8n for the powerful workflow automation platform
• The open-source community for inspiration and support