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n8n-nodes-macadress

v0.2.1

Published

n8n community node for macadress.com: enrich a MAC address with its IEEE-registered vendor, an inferred device category, virtualization / special-use classification and MAC-randomization confidence.

Readme

n8n-nodes-macadress

An n8n community node for macadress.com.

Enrich a MAC address with its IEEE-registered vendor, an inferred device category, virtualization / special-use classification and MAC-randomization confidence, from the same lookup that powers the macadress.com API, MCP server and website.

Installation · Credentials · Operations · Output

Installation

Community-nodes install (n8n 0.187+):

  1. Settings → Community Nodes → Install
  2. Enter n8n-nodes-macadress
  3. Confirm

Manual install:

cd ~/.n8n
npm install n8n-nodes-macadress

Credentials

Create a macadress.com API credential with your API key (starts with mk_). A free tier is available at https://macadress.com. The optional Base URL field only needs changing for a self-hosted or proxied endpoint.

Operations

| Resource | Operation | API call | |---|---|---| | MAC Address | Lookup | GET /v1/mac/{mac} |

MAC Address accepts colon, hyphen, dot-separated or bare 12-hex-digit input.

Simplify (default on) returns a curated subset: mac, valid, vendor, country, block_type, device, locally_administered, potentially_randomized, randomization_confidence, virtualization, explanation. Turn it off to get the full API response.

The node is also exposed as a tool for the n8n AI Agent node.

Output

Simplified:

{
	"mac": "F0:18:98:11:22:33",
	"valid": true,
	"vendor": "Apple, Inc.",
	"country": "US",
	"block_type": "MA-L",
	"device": "smartphone",
	"locally_administered": false,
	"potentially_randomized": false,
	"randomization_confidence": "none",
	"explanation": "Universally administered unicast address registered to Apple, Inc."
}

An invalid MAC returns HTTP 400; enable Continue On Fail on the node to keep the workflow running past unparseable values.

Resources

  • macadress.com API docs: https://macadress.com/docs
  • n8n community nodes: https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/community-nodes/

License

MIT