Backup Squarespace Code Injections to GitHub

This n8n workflow automates the backup of custom code injections from Squarespace websites, specifically targeting header and footer sections, directly into a GitHub repository. Upon manual execution, it retrieves the injections via an HTTP request to your Squarespace site URL, processes them into organized folders (one per site), and commits the files to GitHub using the repository details configured in a Globals node.

Key benefits include version control for fragile custom code that could be lost during site migrations or updates, easy recovery options, and automated organization without manual copy-pasting. It's ideal for Squarespace users managing multiple sites, developers iterating on injections, or agencies handling client projects, reducing risk and saving hours on repetitive backups.

Setup is straightforward: update the HTTP Request node with your site URL, configure GitHub repo owner/name/path in Globals, and add GitHub API credentials. Run on-demand or schedule for intervals. Supports separate folders per site for scalability, ensuring your custom CSS/JS/HTML remains preserved and accessible anytime.