Syndie n8n Community Node

Easily connect your n8n workflows to Syndie.io using OAuth2 and webhooks.

Features

• Secure OAuth2 authentication (PKCE flow)
• Webhook trigger for Syndie events
• Send webhook registration to your backend
• Use with Google Sheets, HTTP Request, and more

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Getting Started

1. Install the Node

npm install n8n-nodes-syndie

Or, for local development:

npm run build
npm link
# In your n8n custom directory:
npm link n8n-nodes-syndie

2. Add the Syndie Node to Your Workflow

• In n8n, search for "Syndie" in the nodes panel.
• Drag the node into your workflow.

3. Connect to Syndie.io (OAuth2)

• Click the node and select "Syndie OAuth2 API" credentials.
• Click "Connect" and follow the OAuth2 flow.

4. Webhook Registration

• Execute the node to send the webhook url to the backend for testing
• Alternatively you can just activate your n8n workflow to execute this node and send the webhook to the backend

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Example Workflow: Syndie → Google Sheets

1. Syndie Trigger Node
   • Triggers on Syndie webhook event
2. Google Sheets Node
   • Appends received data to a sheet

Sample Workflow Steps

• Add the Syndie node (as trigger)
• Add a Google Sheets node (as action)
• Connect them
• Map the incoming data from Syndie to the columns in Google Sheets

Troubleshooting

• Ensure OAuth2 credentials are set up in n8n
• Check the n8n logs for webhook registration errors

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License

MIT

Support

For help, contact support@syndie.io

Links

• Syndie.io
• n8n Documentation