I just found a service that would be amazing to have a node for. It’s called A Trigger and it handles scheduled and recurring tasks (webhook or API calls).
Hey @pford,
Don’t forget to hit the vote button to make it count, for now it looks like you could probably use the http request node to call A Trigger if you wanted a quick way to start using it.
I was going to do that but apparently it requires you to verify your domain with a .txt file uploaded to the root domain. I’ve never heard of that before, but I guess it’s to verify that the requests are coming from the correct place?
Lets Encrypt does something similar, What you can do is set up n8n behind a reverse proxy like nginx and have the page it tries to load for verification from the nginx side and everything else would go to n8n.