Solidarity Tech

Interact with Solidarity Tech API

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Event Session → Create

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Overview

This node integrates with the Solidarity Tech API to manage event sessions. Specifically, the "Create" operation under the "Event Session" resource allows users to create a new session for an event by providing details such as the event ID, start and end times, title, and location information.

Use cases include:

  • Scheduling sessions within an event management workflow.
  • Automating the creation of event sessions based on external triggers or data sources.
  • Organizing events with multiple sessions, each having distinct timing and location.

For example, you could use this node to automatically add a new workshop session to an existing conference event, specifying when it starts and ends, its title, and where it will be held.

Properties

Name Meaning
Event ID The unique identifier of the event to which this session belongs.
Start Time The start time of the session, provided as a Unix timestamp (seconds since epoch).
End Time The end time of the session, provided as a Unix timestamp.
Title The title or name of the session.
Location Name The name of the location where the session will take place.
Location Address The physical address of the session's location.

Output

The node outputs a JSON object representing the created event session as returned by the Solidarity Tech API. This typically includes all the session details such as IDs, timestamps, title, and location data confirming the successful creation of the session.

No binary data output is involved in this operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the Solidarity Tech API.
  • The node expects the base URL of the Solidarity Tech API to be configured in the credentials.
  • Network connectivity to the Solidarity Tech API endpoint is necessary.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing or invalid API credentials: The node will fail if the API key or base URL is not properly set. Ensure credentials are correctly configured.
  • Invalid base URL format: If the base URL does not start with http:// or https://, the node attempts to prepend https://. If the URL is malformed, an error is thrown.
  • Required parameters missing: The operation requires eventId, startTime, and endTime. Omitting these will cause errors.
  • API request failures: Errors from the API (e.g., network issues, invalid data) are logged with detailed debug info. Check the error message and ensure the input data conforms to API expectations.
  • Timestamp format: Ensure that startTime and endTime are valid Unix timestamps (number of seconds since epoch).

If the node is set to continue on failure, errors for individual items will be included in the output with debug information.

Links and References

This summary is based solely on static analysis of the provided source code and property definitions.

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