fix: lint and formatting

Author: jakcinmarina

sources/platform/integrations/workflows-and-notifications/n8n.md

@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
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-
 title: n8n integration
 description: Connect Apify with n8n to automate workflows by running Actors, extracting data, and responding to Actor or task events.
 sidebar_label: n8n
 sidebar_position: 7
 slug: /integrations/n8n
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+---
 
 **Connect Apify with n8n to automate workflows by running Actors, extracting structured data, and responding to Actor or task events.**
 
@@ -47,26 +46,29 @@ If you’re using n8n Cloud, installing community nodes is even simpler:
 
 :::note
 
-  On n8n cloud users can choose not to show verified community nodes. Instance owners can toggle this in the Cloud Admin Panel. To install the Apify node, make sure the installation of verified community nodes is enabled. 
+  On n8n cloud users can choose not to show verified community nodes. Instance owners can toggle this in the Cloud Admin Panel. To install the Apify node, make sure the installation of verified community nodes is enabled.
 
 :::
 
 ## Authentication
-  The Apify node supports two authentication methods:
 
-  1. API Key (cloud & self-hosted instance):
-  - In the n8n Editor UI, click on **Create Credential**
-  - Search for Apify API and click **Continue**
-  - Enter your Apify API token. You can find the API token in the [console](https://console.apify.com/settings/integrations)
-  - Click **Save**
+The Apify node supports two authentication methods:
+
+### API Key (cloud & self-hosted instance)
+
+1. In the n8n Editor UI, click on **Create Credential**
+2. Search for Apify API and click **Continue**
+3. Enter your Apify API token. You can find the API token in the [console](https://console.apify.com/settings/integrations)
+4. Click **Save**
 
   ![Apify Auth](../images/n8n-api-auth.png)
 
-  2. OAuth2 (cloud instance only):
-  - In n8n Cloud, click on **Create Credential**
-  - Search for Apify OAuth2 API and click **Continue**
-  - Click **Connect my account** and authorize with your Apify account
-  - n8n will retrieve and store OAuth2 tokens automatically
+### OAuth2 (cloud instance only)
+
+1. In n8n Cloud, click on **Create Credential**
+2. Search for Apify OAuth2 API and click **Continue**
+3. Click **Connect my account** and authorize with your Apify account
+4. n8n will retrieve and store OAuth2 tokens automatically
 
   ![Apify Auth](../images/n8n-oauth.png)
 
@@ -87,37 +89,43 @@ If you’re using n8n Cloud, installing community nodes is even simpler:
 ![Apify Node](../images/n8n-list-of-operations.png)
 
 ## Use Apify node as trigger
+
 1. Create a new workflow
 2. Click **Add Node**, search for **Apify**, and select it
 3. Select **On new Apify Event** trigger
-4. Configure it: 
-  - **Actor or Actor task**: select the Actor or task to listen for terminal events
-  - **Event Type**: the status of the Actor or task run that should trigger the workflow
-5. Add subsequent nodes (e.g., HTTP Request, Google Sheets) to process or store the output
-6. Save and execute the workflow
+4. Configure it:
+
+* **Actor or Actor task**: select the Actor or task to listen for terminal events
+* **Event Type**: the status of the Actor or task run that should trigger the workflow
+
+1. Add subsequent nodes (e.g., HTTP Request, Google Sheets) to process or store the output
+2. Save and execute the workflow
 
 ![Apify Node](../images/n8n-trigger-example.png)
 
 ## Use Apify node as an action
+
 1. Create a new workflow
 2. Click **Add Node**, search for **Apify**, and select it
 3. Select any operation. In this example we will use **Run Actor**
-4. Configure it: 
-  - **Custom input**: JSON input for the Actor run, which you can find on the Actor input page in Apify Console. See [Inputs](/platform/actors/running/input-and-output#input) for more information. If empty, the run uses the input specified in the default run configuration
-  - **Timeout**: Timeout for the Actor run in seconds. Zero value means there is no timeout 
-  - **Memory**: Amount of memory allocated for the Actor run, in megabytes
-  - **Build Tag**: Specifies the Actor build tag to run. By default, the run uses the build specified in the default run configuration for the Actor (typically `latest`)
-  - **Wait for finish**: Whether to wait for the run to finish before continuing. If true, the node will wait for the run to complete (successfully or not) before moving to the next node
+4. Configure it:
+
+* **Custom input**: JSON input for the Actor run, which you can find on the Actor input page in Apify Console. See [Inputs](/platform/actors/running/input-and-output#input) for more information. If empty, the run uses the input specified in the default run configuration
+* **Timeout**: Timeout for the Actor run in seconds. Zero value means there is no timeout
+* **Memory**: Amount of memory allocated for the Actor run, in megabytes
+* **Build Tag**: Specifies the Actor build tag to run. By default, the run uses the build specified in the default run configuration for the Actor (typically `latest`)
+* **Wait for finish**: Whether to wait for the run to finish before continuing. If true, the node will wait for the run to complete (successfully or not) before moving to the next node
 
 ![Apify Node](../images/n8n-run-actor-example.png)
 
-5. Add another Apify operation called **Get Dataset Items**. 
-  - Set Dataset ID parameter as **defaultDatasetId** value received from the previous **Run Actor** node. This will give you the output of the Actor run
+1. Add another Apify operation called **Get Dataset Items**.
+
+* Set Dataset ID parameter as **defaultDatasetId** value received from the previous **Run Actor** node. This will give you the output of the Actor run
 
 ![Apify Node](../images/n8n-get-dataset-items-example.png)
 
-6. Add any subsequent nodes (e.g. Google Sheets) to process or store the output
-7. Save and execute the workflow
+1. Add any subsequent nodes (e.g. Google Sheets) to process or store the output
+2. Save and execute the workflow
 
 ![Apify Node](../images/n8n-workflow-example.png)