Description

n8n-nodes-jsonpost

A custom n8n node for integrating with JSONPost.com webhooks. This node allows you to easily create, manage, and receive webhooks from JSONPost endpoints in your n8n workflows.

Features

• Easy Webhook Management: Create and delete webhooks for JSONPost endpoints
• Real-time Data Reception: Receive webhook data in real-time within your n8n workflows
• Secure Authentication: Uses API key authentication for secure access to JSONPost services
• Event Filtering: Subscribe to specific event types from your JSONPost endpoints
• Automatic Cleanup: Properly handles webhook cleanup when workflows are deactivated

Installation

From npm (Recommended)

npm install n8n-nodes-jsonpost

n8n Community Nodes

You can also install this node directly through n8n's community nodes feature:

1. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
2. Click Install a community node
3. Enter n8n-nodes-jsonpost
4. Click Install

Quick Start

1. Set up Credentials

1. In n8n, go to Credentials and create a new JSONPost API credential
2. Enter your JSONPost API key (get it from your JSONPost dashboard)
3. Test the connection to ensure it's working properly

2. Add the Node

1. Add the JSONPost Trigger node to your workflow
2. Select your JSONPost API credential
3. Enter your Endpoint ID (from your JSONPost dashboard)
4. Choose the Event Type you want to listen for (POST, GET, PUT, DELETE)

3. Activate and Test

1. Activate the workflow
2. The node will automatically create a webhook subscription with JSONPost
3. Send data to your JSONPost endpoint to trigger your workflow

Usage

Accessing Webhook Data

The JSONPost Trigger node outputs the complete webhook payload. You can access this data in subsequent nodes using:

• {{ $json.body }} – The request body
• {{ $json.headers }} – Request headers
• {{ $json.query }} – Query parameters
• {{ $json.method }} – HTTP method used
• {{ $json.timestamp }} – When the request was received

Example Workflow

1. JSONPost Trigger – Receives webhook data
2. Set Node – Extract specific fields from the payload
3. HTTP Request – Send processed data to another service
4. Email Node – Send notification about the received data

Configuration Options

JSONPost Trigger Node

• Credential: Your JSONPost API credential
• Endpoint ID: The ID of your JSONPost endpoint (found in your JSONPost dashboard)
• Event Type: The HTTP method to listen for:
  • POST – Listen for POST requests (default)
  • GET – Listen for GET requests
  • PUT – Listen for PUT requests
  • DELETE – Listen for DELETE requests

Support

• Issues & Bug Reports: GitHub Issues
• Feature Requests: GitHub Issues
• General n8n Questions: n8n Community Forum
• JSONPost API Questions: JSONPost.com

Documentation

• User Guide: This README
• Developer Documentation: See DEVELOPER.md for technical details, development setup, and contribution guidelines
• Changelog: See CHANGELOG.md for version history

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Note: This is a community-maintained node and is not officially supported by n8n or JSONPost. Use at your own discretion and always test thoroughly in your environment before production use.