Usage

In your n8n-compose.ts file, import the functions you need from @n8n-compose/core. Most likely, at minimum this will include defineWorkflow. Then you can call the function with your desired workflow definition. You can also make use of all of typescript's features, such as defining parts of your configuration through variables or functions.

import { defineWorkflow } from '@n8n-compose/core';

export default defineWorkflow({...});

Include code in your workflow

Also exposes file function, which allows you to provide either a javascript of a typescript file as parameters to a code cell.

An example usecase is if you have a code node the content of which you want to version control in git. You can store your code in my-code-node.js, and then "import" it in your n8n-compose.ts file:

```ts import { ..., file } from '@n8n-compose/core';

export default defineWorkflow({ ..., { parameters: { file("./my-code-node.js") }, type: "n8n-nodes-base.code", position: [-640, 260], id: "...", name: "Code", }, ... })