Getting Started
- Sign up for a free Nodemind account
- Click "Start Building" to open the workflow builder
- Drag nodes from the library to the canvas
- Connect nodes by dragging from output to input handles
- Configure each node by clicking on it
- Save and run your workflow
- Nodes: Individual processing units that perform specific tasks
- Connections: Data flow paths between nodes
- Handles: Input and output connection points on nodes
- Canvas: The workspace where you build your workflows
Node Types
Input nodes are the entry points for your workflows. They can receive data from external sources, user inputs, or trigger events.
Process nodes perform operations on your data like filtering, sorting, calculations, or applying business logic.
Write custom JavaScript code to handle complex logic that isn't covered by standard nodes.
Output nodes send your processed data to external systems, databases, APIs, or display results.
Building Workflows
1. Adding Nodes
Drag nodes from the node library on the left side of the screen onto the canvas. Each node type serves a different purpose in your workflow.
2. Connecting Nodes
Click and drag from an output handle (right side of a node) to an input handle (left side of another node) to create connections. Data flows through these connections.
3. Configuring Nodes
Click on any node to open the configuration panel on the right. Here you can set parameters, write code, and customize the node's behavior.
4. Testing Your Workflow
Use the run button to execute your workflow and see the results. Check the output of each node to debug and optimize your workflow.
Advanced Features
Use Code nodes to write custom JavaScript functions. You have access to:
- • Input data from connected nodes
- • Standard JavaScript libraries
- • Async/await for API calls
- • Error handling and logging
Collaborate with your team:
- • Save workflows to your account
- • Share workflows with team members
- • Export workflows as JSON
- • Import existing workflows
Frequently Asked Questions
Click the "Save" button in the top toolbar. You'll need to be signed in to save workflows to your account. Saved workflows can be accessed from your dashboard.
Yes! Use the export feature to download your workflow as a JSON file. You can then import it later or share it with others.
Currently, Nodemind supports JavaScript for custom code nodes. We're working on adding support for Python and other languages in future updates.
Free accounts can create workflows with up to 50 nodes. Premium accounts have unlimited nodes and additional features like team collaboration.