Solidarity Tech

Interact with Solidarity Tech API

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Event Session → Get

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Overview

This node integrates with the Solidarity Tech API to manage event sessions. Specifically, the Get operation for the Event Session resource retrieves detailed information about a single event session by its unique session ID.

Typical use cases include:

  • Fetching details of a specific event session to display or process in workflows.
  • Integrating event session data into other systems or automations.
  • Validating or enriching event-related data based on session information.

For example, you might use this node to get the start time, end time, location, and title of an event session when sending reminders or generating reports.

Properties

Name Meaning
Session ID The unique identifier of the event session to retrieve. This is required to specify which session's details to fetch.

Output

The output JSON contains the full details of the requested event session as returned by the Solidarity Tech API. This typically includes fields such as:

  • event_id: The ID of the parent event.
  • start_time: Start time of the session (Unix timestamp).
  • end_time: End time of the session (Unix timestamp).
  • title: Title of the session.
  • location_name: Name of the location.
  • location_address: Address of the location.
  • Other optional metadata related to RSVP visibility and form display options.

The node does not output binary data.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential configured in n8n for authenticating with the Solidarity Tech API.
  • The base URL for the API must be set correctly in the credentials.
  • The node uses HTTP requests with authentication to communicate with the Solidarity Tech API endpoints.

Troubleshooting

  • Missing or invalid credentials: If the API key or base URL is missing or malformed, the node will throw an error indicating failure to get credentials or invalid base URL format. Ensure credentials are properly configured.
  • Invalid Session ID: Providing an incorrect or non-existent session ID will result in an HTTP error from the API. Verify the session ID before running the node.
  • Network issues or API downtime: HTTP request failures will be reported with detailed debug info. Check network connectivity and API status.
  • Rate limiting: If batch operations are used elsewhere, respect API rate limits by configuring batch size and timeout appropriately.

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