flowdrop

n8n community node for FlowDrop — API-first file hosting with Cloudflare R2

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Released: 6 mo ago
Downloads: 7 weekly / 31 monthly
Latest Version: 0.1.2

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n8n-nodes-flowdrop

An n8n community node for FlowDrop — API-first file hosting powered by Cloudflare R2.

Upload files, manage your storage, and integrate FlowDrop into any n8n automation workflow.


Installation

In your n8n instance:

  1. Go to Settings → Community Nodes
  2. Click Install
  3. Enter n8n-nodes-flowdrop
  4. Click Install and restart n8n if prompted

The FlowDrop node will appear in the node palette.


Credentials

After installation, create a FlowDrop API credential:

  1. Go to Credentials → New
  2. Search for FlowDrop API
  3. Fill in:
    • API Key — your FlowDrop API key (found in the Account tab of your dashboard)
    • Base URL — the root URL of your FlowDrop instance (e.g. https://yourapp.railway.app)
  4. Click Test to verify the connection, then Save

Operations

Upload File

Upload a binary file and receive a public CDN URL.

Parameter Description
Binary Property Name of the binary property in the incoming item (default: data)
Filename Override Optional — override the uploaded filename

Output: One item per uploaded file, including the public URL, file key, size, and metadata.


Delete File

Delete a file from your storage by its R2 key.

Parameter Description
File Key The R2 object key of the file to delete (e.g. abc123.jpg)

List Files

List your uploaded files with optional pagination and tier filtering.

Parameter Description
Limit Number of files to return (1–100, default: 20)
Offset Number of files to skip for pagination (default: 0)
Tier Filter Filter by subscription tier: All, Free, Starter, or Pro

Output: One item per file.


Get File Info

Retrieve metadata for a specific file by its R2 key.

Parameter Description
File Key The R2 object key of the file (e.g. abc123.jpg)

Output: File metadata including URL, size, MIME type, and upload date.


Example Workflow

  1. HTTP Request or Read Binary File → produces a binary item
  2. FlowDrop (Upload File) → outputs the public CDN URL and file metadata
  3. Use the URL downstream — send it in an email, store it in a database, post it to Slack, etc.

Requirements

  • n8n v0.190.0 or later
  • A running FlowDrop instance with a valid API key

License

MIT

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