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I’ve developed an n8n module that allows seamless interaction with the PrestaShop Webservice/API, unlocking countless possibilities for eCommerce process automation.

If you want a guide on installation, usage, and practical workflow examples ready to import into n8n, this is for you:
👉 https://github.com/prestaalba/n8n-nodes-prestashopadvanced/tree/master/examples

The project is open source and open for collaboration:
👉 https://github.com/prestaalba/n8n-nodes-prestashopadvanced

Automation is not just about saving time, it’s about opening new opportunities to grow. Are you in?

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On 8/4/2025 at 4:13 PM, ExpertoPrestaShop said:

I’ve developed an n8n module that allows seamless interaction with the PrestaShop Webservice/API, unlocking countless possibilities for eCommerce process automation.

If you want a guide on installation, usage, and practical workflow examples ready to import into n8n, this is for you:
👉 https://github.com/prestaalba/n8n-nodes-prestashopadvanced/tree/master/examples

The project is open source and open for collaboration:
👉 https://github.com/prestaalba/n8n-nodes-prestashopadvanced

Automation is not just about saving time, it’s about opening new opportunities to grow. Are you in?

Great ! I will defenitly test it. Can you share some use cases for this automation n8n ?

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2 hours ago, ExpertoPrestaShop said:

I think I did on repo examples folder.

Thanks I found them!

By the way try to submit your node to the official n8n integrations 

Publish to npm:

Submit your node package to the npm registry. This makes it publicly available for installation via npm. 

Submit for n8n Verification (Optional but Recommended):

To have your node listed as a "Verified Community Node" in the n8n UI, submit it for review by n8n. This process involves ensuring your node meets additional technical and UX standards, including avoiding runtime dependencies. Verified nodes offer greater visibility and trust within the n8n community.

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23 hours ago, Mehdi Bourechka said:

Submit your node package to the npm registry. This makes it publicly available for installation via npm. 

 

This is already done. If you can install it on your n8n installation is because it is already included on npm registry. What I cannot figure it out is why does not show on npm search list. Maybe you can help with this?

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31 minutes ago, ExpertoPrestaShop said:

This is already done. If you can install it on your n8n installation is because it is already included on npm registry. What I cannot figure it out is why does not show on npm search list. Maybe you can help with this?

That’s why I told you, you should message n8n integration partners to get it listed. Let me know once done to follow with you.

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14 minutes ago, ExpertoPrestaShop said:

Where?? How??

Check that your package.json has the right metadata (name starting with n8n-nodes-, keyword n8n-community-node-package, description, keywords). Publish with npm publish and wait a bit for npm search to update.

 

To get it listed as a Verified Community Node, follow the steps in n8n’s docs here: 

https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/creating-nodes/deploy/submit-community-nodes/

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