Stirling PDFInstall

Summary

Changes the username of a Stirling PDF user account by sending the current password and the desired new username to the Stirling PDF server's user API.

Inputs

• Current Password Change Username (required) — The account's current password, sent as the query parameter currentPasswordChangeUsername to authorize the change.
• New Username (required) — The new username to assign, sent as the query parameter newUsername.
• Request Options — Optional node settings: batching (items per batch, interval in ms), ignore SSL certificate issues, HTTP proxy URL, and request timeout in ms (default 10000).

Output shape

The HTTP response from the Stirling PDF server for the username change request, returned as the node's output item.

The source pack contains only the class stub, so the exact response body is not visible. Both values are sent as query parameters, not in the body, so they may appear in server or proxy logs. Authentication to the server comes from the node's configured credentials.

Examples

Example 1: Rename a user account as part of an admin onboarding workflow.

Set Current Password Change Username to the account's current password and New Username to the desired name, for example {{ $json.newName }}.

Example 2: Call a Stirling PDF server behind a self-signed certificate and a proxy.

Fill in both required fields. Under Request Options, enable Ignore SSL Issues and set Proxy to http://myproxy:3128.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide