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- package/LICENSE +21 -0
- package/README.md +249 -0
- package/dist/nodes/AimcCode/AimcCode.node.d.ts +5 -0
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- package/dist/nodes/AimcCode/aimc-code.svg +31 -0
- package/dist/nodes/AimcMedia/AimcMedia.node.d.ts +5 -0
- package/dist/nodes/AimcMedia/AimcMedia.node.js +587 -0
- package/dist/nodes/AimcMedia/aimc-media.svg +23 -0
- package/index.js +6 -0
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Copyright (c) 2026 AIMC Toolkit
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# AIMC Toolkit for n8n
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AIMC Toolkit is a community node package for n8n with two focused nodes:
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- **AIMC Code**: run JavaScript with a practical toolbox of libraries.
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- **AIMC Media**: FFmpeg-powered media operations without extra glue nodes.
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## Why I Built This
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n8n is powerful, but real workflows often need basic utilities (validation, parsing, HTTP) and media tasks (convert, compress, merge). I built AIMC Toolkit to remove the busywork and keep workflows short, readable, and fast.
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## Who This Is For
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- Automation builders who want fewer nodes and faster iterations.
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- Agencies handling content workflows, clips, and format conversions.
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- Founders and teams building internal tooling on n8n.
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- Power users who want a better code node and real media ops.
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## Why AIMC Toolkit
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- **Fewer nodes, cleaner flows**: consolidate multiple steps into one code node.
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- **Media ready**: convert, compress, merge, and inspect media in one place.
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- **Practical libraries**: parsing, validation, dates, and web utilities built in.
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## Installation
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### Prerequisites
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- n8n is already installed and running (self-hosted or desktop).
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- Community nodes are enabled in your n8n instance.
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- n8n Cloud does not support community nodes.
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### Community Nodes (Recommended)
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1. Open **Settings > Community Nodes** in n8n.
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2. Install: `@ferchy/n8n-nodes-aimc-toolkit`.
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### Manual
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```bash
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npm install @ferchy/n8n-nodes-aimc-toolkit
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```
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## FFmpeg Setup
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AIMC Media will use the first available option:
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1. `FFMPEG_PATH` / `FFPROBE_PATH` environment variables
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2. Bundled `ffmpeg-static` / `ffprobe-static`
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### Docker (n8n official image)
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```bash
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docker exec <container> apk add --no-cache ffmpeg
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## Nodes
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### AIMC Code
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**Features**
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- Run JavaScript or Python.
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- Run once for all items or once per item.
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- Access libraries as globals (`axios`, `_`, `zod`) or via `libs`.
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- Built-in helpers (`utils.now`, `utils.safeJson`, `utils.toArray`).
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**Example: normalize data**
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- **Extra FFmpeg Args**: one per line for advanced control
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**Example: convert and scale**
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Operation: Convert / Transcode
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Output Format: WebM
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## Library Reference (AIMC Code)
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## Python Support (AIMC Code)
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- **Python Path**: path to the Python binary (e.g. `python3` or `/usr/bin/python3`)
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- Use `items` (list of dicts) or `item` (first item) as inputs.
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- `axios` (global `axios`): HTTP client with base URL, headers, query params, timeouts, and interceptors. Use for REST APIs, uploads, downloads, and pagination.
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- `qs` (global `qs`): querystring parsing/stringifying with deep objects. Use for complex filters and API query params.
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- `form-data` (global `FormData`): multipart form uploads. Use for file uploads and mixed form fields.
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### Data Parsing and Formats
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- `yaml` (global `YAML`): parse/stringify YAML. Use for config or workflow data stored as YAML.
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- `toml` (global `toml`): parse TOML. Use for reading TOML configs.
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- `xml2js` (global `xml2js`): XML to JS objects. Use for RSS feeds and XML APIs.
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- `fast-xml-parser` (global `XMLParser`): faster XML parsing with schema options. Use when performance matters.
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- `papaparse` (global `papaparse` or `Papa`): CSV parsing and serialization. Use for spreadsheets exported as CSV.
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- `zod` (global `zod` or `z`): schema parsing and validation with strong typing. Use for payload validation and clean error messages.
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- `ms` (global `ms`): parse/format durations. Use for `1h`, `30m`, `2d` handling.
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- `string-similarity` (global `stringSimilarity`): compare strings by similarity score. Use for deduping or fuzzy matches.
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- `marked` (global `marked`): Markdown to HTML parser. Use for rendering user docs.
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- `slug` (global `slug`): slugify strings. Use for URLs and file names.
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