AzuraCastInstall

Summary

Update the telnet command for a specific AzuraCast station via a PUT request to the administration debugging endpoint.

Inputs

• Station Name or ID (required) — Identifies the station for the action. Can be selected from a list or provided as an ID via an expression. This maps to the path parameter {station_id}.
• Command (required) — The telnet command to execute on the station backend. Sent as the body field 'command'.
• Send Additional Headers — When true, includes custom HTTP headers in the request.
• Additional Headers (JSON) — Custom headers to send, shown only when 'Send Additional Headers' is enabled.
• Body Mode Override — Override how the request body is constructed. Options: Auto (default), Binary, JSON, Multipart Form-Data, None, Raw.
• Manual JSON Body — Manual request body as JSON, used when Body Mode Override is set to JSON.
• Manual Raw Body — Manual request body as plain text, used when Body Mode Override is set to Raw.
• Manual Input Data Field Name — Input binary property name for binary or multipart manual modes.
• Manual Multipart File Field Name — Multipart file field name expected by the endpoint when using manual multipart mode.
• Manual Multipart Fields (JSON) — Additional multipart form fields as JSON when using manual multipart mode.
• Response Format — Choose how n8n should parse the response returned by AzuraCast. Options: Auto (default), Binary, JSON, Text.
• Output Data Field Name — Binary output property name used when Response Format is set to Binary.
• Return Full Response — Whether to return the full HTTP response, including headers and status code.
• Wrap Response Data — Whether to keep the response body in a single output item. Disable to split array responses into multiple items.

Output shape

Depends on Response Format and Return Full Response settings.

By default (Response Format: Auto, Return Full Response: false) the node returns the parsed JSON response from the AzuraCast API. If Return Full Response is true, the output includes statusCode, headers, and body. When Wrap Response Data is false and the response body is an array, each array element is emitted as a separate workflow item.

Examples

Example 1: Update telnet command for station 'my-radio' to 'ls -la'.

Set Station Name or ID to 'my-radio', Command to 'ls -la', leave other options at defaults.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide