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Overview
This node, named "Feishu Publish Node," is designed to interact with the Feishu platform by executing various resource-operation combinations defined externally via a resource factory. It dynamically calls specific functions based on the selected resource and operation parameters, allowing flexible integration with Feishu's API or services.
Common scenarios for this node include automating content publishing, managing Feishu resources, or performing custom actions supported by Feishu through predefined operations. For example, it could be used to publish messages, update documents, or trigger workflows within Feishu, depending on the implemented resource-operation logic.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| AccessToken | A string representing the access token used for authenticating requests to Feishu APIs. |
Note: The node also supports additional properties dynamically built from external resource definitions, but only the AccessToken property is explicitly defined here.
Output
The node outputs an array of JSON objects corresponding to each input item processed. Each output item contains the result of the called resource-operation function, enriched with execution metadata linking it back to the original input item.
If an error occurs during processing of an item and the node is configured to continue on failure, the output for that item will contain an error field describing the issue.
No binary data output is indicated in the code.
Dependencies
- Requires an access token credential to authenticate with Feishu services.
- Depends on an external resource factory module (
ResourceFactory) which provides the implementation of resource-operation functions. - Uses n8n workflow utilities for error handling, logging, and metadata construction.
Troubleshooting
- Unimplemented Method Error: If the selected resource-operation combination is not implemented, the node throws an error indicating the method is not available (e.g., "未实现方法: resource.operation"). Ensure the resource and operation names are correct and supported.
- API Errors: Errors thrown by the called functions are logged and can either stop execution or be captured in the output if "continue on fail" is enabled.
- Access Token Issues: Invalid or missing access tokens will likely cause authentication failures. Verify the token is correctly provided and valid.
- Dynamic Resource Loading: Since resource-operation implementations are loaded dynamically, any issues in the external resource factory or missing implementations will cause errors.