Raindrop
Raindrop
Section titled “Raindrop”Save the page you’re on to Raindrop.io — with its title, excerpt, tags, and cover. Bookmarking with page metadata is what a browser extension is for; this is the sink for the page-metadata nodes.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”Creates, updates, and searches bookmarks, and lists collections and tags. Where it becomes more than a bookmark button: pair it with Get Page Metadata / Get Page Assets on the input side, auto-tag with the Text Classifier, or summarise the page into the excerpt with an LLM node before saving — a workflow Raindrop’s own extension can’t do.
Resources and operations
Section titled “Resources and operations”| Resource | Operations |
|---|---|
| Bookmark | Create, Update, Search |
| Collection | List |
| Tag | List |
Duplicate handling
Section titled “Duplicate handling”Saving the same URL twice is the common accident. On Bookmark → Create, enable Skip if already saved and the node checks whether the URL is already bookmarked (via Raindrop’s url/exists) before saving. If it exists, the create is skipped and the result reports created: false, duplicate: true, and the existing bookmark IDs — so your workflow can branch instead of saving a duplicate.
Inputs and settings
Section titled “Inputs and settings”| Setting | Notes |
|---|---|
| Credential | A Raindrop test token or OAuth token (see below). |
| Resource / Operation | What to act on and how. |
| Link | The page URL to save (Bookmark → Create). |
| Title / Excerpt / Cover image URL | Metadata — leave Title and Cover empty to let Raindrop parse them from the page. |
| Tags | Tags to attach (pairs with the Text Classifier). |
| Collection ID | The collection to save into (use Collection → List to find it). |
| Skip if already saved | Skip creating a duplicate of a URL you’ve already bookmarked. |
| Bookmark ID | The bookmark to update (Bookmark → Update). |
| Query / Collection ID / Limit | Search text, scope (0 = all), and result count (max 50). |
Dependencies and credentials
Section titled “Dependencies and credentials”- Auth: a Raindrop test token (Settings → Integrations → create an app → Test token) or an OAuth token, sent as
Authorization: Bearer <token>. The test token ships immediately and is the quickest way to start. - The token grants access to your Raindrop account. It’s stored in your credential vault and never passes through awflow’s backend.
Web and extension builds
Section titled “Web and extension builds”This node is extension-only. The Raindrop API isn’t confirmed to send browser-CORS headers, so run it in the awflow browser extension.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”- A duplicate was still created — enable Skip if already saved; without it, every Create saves a new bookmark even for a URL you already have.
- Title/cover are empty — leave those fields blank so Raindrop parses them from the page, or set them explicitly (e.g. from Get Page Metadata).
401 Unauthorized— the token is missing or wrong; regenerate the test token in your Raindrop app settings.