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n8n-nodes-scrapybara

v0.2.0

Published

n8n nodes for integrating with Scrapybara API

Readme

n8n-nodes-scrapybara

This is an n8n community node for interacting with the Scrapybara API. Scrapybara provides powerful remote desktop infrastructure for AI agents.

Features

  • Start Instances: Ubuntu, Browser, and Windows instances
  • Manage Instances: Stop, pause, and resume instances
  • Remote Desktop Actions: Take screenshots, get stream URLs, run bash commands, perform computer actions
  • Computer Control: Execute mouse and keyboard actions programmatically

Current Development Status

Instance Management

  • [x] List instances
  • [x] Start instances (Ubuntu, Browser, Windows)
  • [x] Stop instances
  • [x] Pause instances
  • [x] Resume instances
  • [x] Screenshot functionality
  • [x] Get stream URL
  • [x] Run bash commands
  • [x] Basic computer actions (mouse/keyboard)

Code Execution

  • [ ] Execute code without notebook

Notebook Support

  • [ ] Create, manage, and execute notebooks

Browser Authentication

  • [ ] Save and reuse browser authentication states

File Management

  • [ ] Upload/download files

Environment Variables

  • [ ] Manage environment variables

Computer Control

  • [x] Basic mouse/keyboard interactions
  • [ ] Advanced mouse/keyboard interactions
  • [ ] Enhanced UI interactions

Prerequisites

Installation

In n8n (Recommended)

  1. Open your n8n instance
  2. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
  3. Click Install
  4. Enter n8n-nodes-scrapybara and click Install

Manual Installation

If you want to install this node manually:

# In your n8n installation directory
pnpm install n8n-nodes-scrapybara

# If you're using npm
npm install n8n-nodes-scrapybara

Usage

  1. Add your Scrapybara API credentials in n8n
  2. Use the Scrapybara node in your workflows

Example workflow: Start an Ubuntu instance and take a screenshot

  1. Set up a Scrapybara node
  2. Select Instance as the resource
  3. Choose Start as the operation
  4. Select Ubuntu as the instance type
  5. Set timeout hours (optional)
  6. Pass the instance ID to another Scrapybara node
  7. Configure the second node to take a screenshot
  8. The screenshot data will be returned in the response

Resources

License

MIT