bridgly

n8n community node for Bridgly: structured public data from social and developer platforms

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Latest Version: 0.1.3
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n8n-nodes-bridgly

An n8n community node for Bridgly. It brings structured public data — profiles, posts, comments, jobs and search results — into your workflows.

Installation · Credentials · Operations · Usage · Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation and install the package n8n-nodes-bridgly.

Credentials

You need a Bridgly account and an API key.

  1. Sign up at bridgly.app.
  2. Open the API Keys page of your dashboard and create a key. It starts with bgly_.
  3. In n8n, create a Bridgly API credential and paste the key.

n8n checks the key when you save the credential.

Operations

Pick a Resource, then an Operation. Each operation's required inputs are shown directly; optional ones are under Additional Fields.

Resource Operations
LinkedIn Get a profile, company, job or post; list a profile's or company's posts, comments and reactions; search people, companies, jobs, posts, groups, events, schools, courses, products and services
Reddit Get a post, comment, subreddit or user; list a user's posts and comments; list a subreddit's posts and comments; search posts, comments, communities and users
X (Twitter) Get a user or a tweet with its replies; list a user's tweets, replies, media, followers and following; list a tweet's quotes and retweeters; search tweets and users
GitHub Get a profile or contribution calendar; list a user's repositories, starred repositories and projects; search repositories, code, commits, issues, pull requests, discussions, users and topics
Instagram Get a user or post; list a user's posts, followers and following; list a post's comments; search users
TikTok Get a user
YouTube Get a video with its transcript
Account Get your credit balance

The node can also be used as a tool by n8n AI agents.

Usage

  • Output. Each operation returns the data it found. A lookup returns one item; an operation whose result is a list returns one item per entry.
  • Credits. Operations use credits from your Bridgly account. Each operation's description states what it costs. Getting your credit balance is free.
  • Paging. List and search operations return up to 10 results per run. To get the next page, pass the cursor or offset from the previous result in Additional Fields.
  • Lists. Where a field accepts several values, separate them with commas.
  • Errors. If a request fails, the node shows the reason from Bridgly, such as an invalid input, a missing record, or not enough credits.

Resources

License

MIT

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