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n8n-nodes-parseur

v0.0.4

Published

đź§© Official n8n Trigger Node to receive document processing events from [Parseur](https://parseur.com) and automate your workflows.

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Parseur n8n Node

đź§© Official n8n Node to interact with Parseur: receive events, upload text or upload files.

npm version License: MIT

About
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About

Parseur is a powerful no-code data extraction platform that helps you turn emails, PDFs, and other documents into structured data.

This custom n8n Node allows you to:

âś… Trigger workflows when documents or tables are processed (via webhook)
âś… Upload new documents as text (via API)
âś… Upload files to a parser (via API)

Operations

  • Upload File: send binary files (PDF, EML, etc.) to a Mailbox

  • Upload Text: send plain or HTML content as a document to a Mailbox

  • Supports webhook events from Parseur:

    | Event | Type | Description | |--------------------------------|-------------|--------------------------------------| | document.processed | document | Document processed successfully | | document.processed.flattened | document | Document processed as flat data | | document.template_needed | document | Processing failed (template needed) | | document.export_failed | document | Export failed | | table.processed | table | A table field row was processed | | table.processed.flattened | table | A table field row (flattened) |

Installation

Install from npm

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Install from source

  1. Install dependencies
brew install pnpm
pnpm setup
source ~/.zshrc
  1. Clone and build the node
git clone https://github.com/parseur/parseur-n8n-node <parseur-n8n-node>
cd <parseur-n8n-node>
pnpm install
pnpm build
  1. Set up a local n8n instance
mkdir <n8n>
cd <n8n>
pnpm init
pnpm add sqlite3
pnpm approve-builds  # Needed for sqlite3 to complete install
pnpm add n8n
pnpm approve-builds  # Needed for n8n to complete install (select all packages, confirm and press Enter)
pnpm exec n8n
  1. Link the Parseur node to n8n
cd ~/.n8n
mkdir -p custom
cd custom
pnpm init
pnpm link <parseur-n8n-node>
  1. Restart n8n and you will see Parseur Trigger available.
cd <n8n>
pnpm exec n8n

Credentials

To connect n8n with your Parseur account, you’ll need two values: an API Key and a Webhook Token.

API Key

Get your API key in the Parseur account settings.
This key is required to authenticate API requests to the Parseur platform.

  1. Log in to your Parseur.
  2. Navigate to Account
  3. Copy your API Key.

In n8n:

  • Click “Add Credential” and search for "Parseur API".
  • Paste your API Key into the API Key field.

Webhook Token

The Webhook Token is used to verify that incoming webhook requests (e.g. from n8n to Parseur) are legitimate.

You can generate a secure random token using a service like uuidgenerator.net, or generate one yourself using a tool or script of your choice.

  1. Go to uuidgenerator.net.
  2. Copy a generated UUID or token string.
  3. Paste it into the Webhook Token field in your Parseur credential in n8n.

This token will be expected in the HTTP header X-Parseur-Token of all webhook requests.

Compatibility

Compatible with n8n v1.91.2.

Resources

  • Parseur — Document processing & data extraction
  • n8n — Workflow automation

Version history

v0.0.1

Initial release

Contributing

We welcome contributions and ideas!

Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you want to improve this node.

License

MIT