N8N
Example env.sh backend changes
Info: Some services like Google, Facebook, WhatsApp, AI services, require the generation and addition of an API key in the env.sh file. This is an example of some changes that are possible to be made in the env.sh file: export ...
CLI
To use the N8N CLI, open a Web terminal: source /run/n8n/env.sh gosu cloudron /app/code/node_modules/.bin/n8n export:workflow --backup --output=/tmp/n8n/
Custom node modules
To install custom node modules, edit /app/data/env.sh using the File manager: # note: this is a space separated list export EXTRA_NODE_MODULES="handlebars@4.7.7 jsonata@2.0.2 marked@4.3.0" The modules have to be whitelisted for use: # note: this is a ...
Built-in node modules
N8N allows using built-in node modules. To use an built-in node module, edit /app/data/env.sh, add a line like below and restart the app: export NODE_FUNCTION_ALLOW_BUILTIN=crypto See upstream docs for more information.
Custom timezone
N8N supports adding a custom Timezone so that all N8N workflows are in your local time. This is the list of the supported timezones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones This is an example what would be entered in the env.sh ...
Custom env
Custom environment variables can be set in /app/data/env.sh using the File manager. Additional info related to optional changes to the N8N backend file: env.sh Some services like Google, Facebook, WhatsApp, AI services, require the generation and ...
How to order N8N?
1. Login at: https://cloud.danian.co 2. Manage Apps - Add an App 3. Select: N8N 4. Select vCPU / RAM If you don't know how much you will need to use, just leave the default. 5. Select Disk Storage Size If you don't know how much you will need to use, ...