n8n.io - Zappier, IFTTT, Integromat alternative
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I'm reworking this now that 6 is out and
proxyAuth
is an option. Currently got the latest version building and running on the latest node. Waiting for some details on how to doproxyAuth
configuration to not break webhooks (rather important for this one!) and then I'll need to get to fixing up the websockets, but overall is looking okay. Switching from file-based to env-based configuration only because it seems better supported by the docs as well. -
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@jimcavoli would love to see this in action! It seems that your repo hasn't been updated in a while (I'm only seeing 1 commit there) and the 'active connection to the server' isn't working so I'm not able to run any workflows. Keeping an eye on this for sure. Thanks!
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Incredibly excited for this! Thanks for your hard work!!!
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@jimcavoli @girish @nebulon I just had my Open AI beta application accepted!!
Get me n8n.io on Cloudron and I'll get amazing GPT-3 things built for you!
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@marcusquinn said in n8n.io - Zappier, IFTTT, Integromat alternative:
I'll get amazing GPT-3 things built for you!
Sounds intriguing, what are you thinking?
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@jdaviescoates I think Chatbots are the obvious one but there's a few applications:
- Message/Email context/sentiment analysis for tagging and directing to appropriate staff or place.
- Chat via email.
- CRM enrichment taking all known text from a person and writing a summary.
- Monitoring Social Media for inflammatory messages.
For fun:
Bold text is what you input, the rest is what is written for you:
Or I could ask GPT-3 to answer on my behalf
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A bit more fun with GPT-3:
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Im also curious about this. I threw together this guy: https://git.cloudron.io/AtriLahiji/n8n-app
And by threw together I mean I forked @jimcavoli 's repo, bumped the app version and base image version, and added proxyAuth. Just playing around with it now to see if there are issues. As you mentioned earlier there are probably webhook issues. How were you thinking of getting around this?
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@atrilahiji I think that's one of the reasons why the exception flags were added to proxyauth, but you'd need to stick to default naming to not break the thing, @jimcavoli suggested that here.
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