Beeminder n8n integrationAutomate Beeminder with n8n.

This one bills the Beeminder account behind the credential directly, with no goal involved. It posts the charge and returns the record that was created.

• Amount: the charge amount in USD, entered as a number.
• Note: the charge explanation, free text, worth filling so the line reads clearly months later.
• Dry Run: switched on, the call is tested without actually charging, which is how you build the branch before arming it.

One value lands on one goal. Most Beeminder automations are carried by this operation, because a goal only advances when a datapoint reaches it.

• Goal Name or ID: picked from the dropdown that lists your goals, or set with an expression when the goal comes from an earlier node.
• Value: the number sent to the goal, often {{ $json.value }} mapped from the previous step.
• Timestamp: defaults to now if nothing is passed in.
• Request ID: a string that uniquely identifies a datapoint, so a replayed execution does not count twice.

Same goal, many values, a single call. Instead of looping a node once per row, the whole batch travels together.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal every datapoint in the batch belongs to, so one call cannot spread across two goals.
• Datapoints: an array of datapoint objects in JSON, each carrying a value and optionally a timestamp or a comment, as in [{"value": 1, "comment": "First datapoint"}].

Removes one recorded datapoint from a goal. The graph redraws without it, which matters when a bad value has already skewed the line.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal the datapoint sits on, chosen from the list or resolved by expression.
• Datapoint ID: the identifier of the datapoint itself, not its comment and not its value. Read it back from a previous node before deleting anything.

Fetches one datapoint and returns what Beeminder actually stored for it. Useful as a verification step rather than as a source of new data.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to look inside, since a datapoint is always read in the context of its goal.
• Datapoint ID: the exact identifier of the record you want back.

Returns the datapoints attached to one goal, which is the operation to reach for whenever a report or an export is the point.

• Goal Name or ID: the only required field here.
• Return All: on, n8n walks the pages of the Beeminder API and brings back every datapoint; off, Limit caps how many come back.
• Sort: the attribute to sort on.
• Page and Per Page: paging is 1-indexed, and Per Page defaults to 25 and is ignored unless Page is set too.

Edits a datapoint already on the goal rather than adding another one next to it, so the total stays honest.

• Goal Name or ID and Datapoint ID: both required, they point at the exact record to edit.
• Value: the corrected number to send.
• Comment and Timestamp: sit in Update Fields, and on an update the timestamp keeps the existing one if nothing is passed in.

Builds a goal from scratch, with the shape of its line decided at creation time.

• Goal Slug: the unique identifier for the goal, and the value other operations will expect later.
• Goal Title: the human-readable title.
• Goal Type: one of hustler, biker, fatloser, gainer, inboxer, drinker or custom.
• Goal Units: what is being counted, such as hours, pages or pounds.
• Rate and Initial Value: the units per day expected, and the starting value for today's date.
• Dry Run: tests the endpoint without creating anything.

Reads back a single goal and its attributes, which is the natural first node in any branch that has to decide something.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to read, from the dropdown or an expression.
• Include Datapoints: on, the response carries the datapoints along with the goal, saving a second call.
• Emaciated: strips the road, roadall and fullroad attributes from the goal object, which keeps the payload lean when those are not needed.

Lists the goals on the account behind the credential. Nothing is required, so this is the shortest path to confirming a credential works.

• Emaciated: the single option available here, stripping road, roadall and fullroad from every goal object returned.

Returns the archived goals instead of the active ones, which is a different list and a different question: what was tracked before, not what is running now.

• Emaciated: same option as on the other goal listings, removing road, roadall and fullroad from the objects that come back.

Changes an existing goal in place, including the line itself. This is the heaviest goal operation, and the one to handle carefully.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to edit, the only required field.
• Title and Y-Axis: the readable title, plus the graph's y-axis label.
• Tmin and Tmax: the minimum and maximum dates, both in yyyy-mm-dd format.
• Road All: an array of arrays defining the bright red line, each sub-array holding a date, a value and a rate with exactly one field null.
• Tags: an array of alphanumeric tags that replaces the existing ones rather than adding to them.

Runs the Refresh goal data action on one goal. It targets the goal you name, and that is the only setting the node exposes for it.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to refresh, selected from the list or built from an expression when the name travels in the item.

Runs the Short Circuit Pledge action on a goal, the pledge operation named directly in the catalogue. It applies to the single goal you name.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal whose pledge is short circuited. Nothing else is asked for, which makes this an easy node to fire by accident, so put it behind an explicit condition.

Runs the Step Down Pledge action on a goal. Like the other pledge operations on this node, it needs only the goal name and fires without a confirmation step.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to step down, picked from the dropdown or resolved from the incoming item.

Runs the Cancel Step Down action on a goal. It is the counterpart of the previous operation, and the one to wire into any undo path.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal whose step down is cancelled. As with the other pledge operations, the goal name is all the node asks for.

Derails the goal and charges the pledge amount. Of the whole node, this is the operation with a real financial consequence, and it runs without a confirmation step.

• Goal Name or ID: the goal to derail. The field description says exactly that, so an expression pointing at the wrong item costs money rather than throwing an error.

Returns the Beeminder user behind the credential. Nothing is required, and the options decide how much comes back with it.

• Associations: includes the associations in the response.
• Diff Since: only goals and datapoints created or updated since that timestamp are returned, which turns a full read into an incremental one.
• Skinny: returns minimal user data.
• Datapoints Count: how many datapoints to include.