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Lists → Get List
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Mastodon API to retrieve information about a specific list from a Mastodon instance. It is useful for users who want to fetch details of a list they manage or follow on Mastodon, such as the list's name, description, or members. For example, a social media manager could use this node to automate the retrieval of list details for reporting or integration with other tools.
Use Case Examples
- Retrieve details of a Mastodon list by providing the Mastodon instance URL, authentication type, and the list ID.
- Use OAuth2 or Access Token authentication to securely connect to the Mastodon API and fetch the list information.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mastodon URL | URL of the Mastodon instance to connect to, e.g., https://mastodon.social. |
| Authentication Type | Method to authenticate with the Mastodon instance, either OAuth2 or Access Token. |
| List ID | The unique identifier of the Mastodon list to retrieve. |
Output
JSON
json- The JSON object containing the details of the requested Mastodon list.
Dependencies
- Mastodon API credentials (OAuth2 or Access Token)
Troubleshooting
- Ensure that the correct Mastodon URL is provided without trailing slashes.
- Verify that the appropriate authentication type is selected and valid credentials are configured.
- If using OAuth2, make sure the OAuth2 credentials are properly set up and authorized.
- If the list ID is incorrect or the list does not exist, the node will throw an error indicating the list could not be found.
- Check for network connectivity issues if the node cannot reach the Mastodon instance.