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n8n-nodes-simplescraper

v0.2.0

Published

n8n community node for Simplescraper — web scraping API

Readme

n8n-nodes-simplescraper

n8n community node for Simplescraper. Scrape any URL, run saved scrape recipes, extract structured data with AI, capture screenshots, and discover URLs from sitemaps - without writing scraping code.

Install

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install → enter n8n-nodes-simplescraper and confirm.

Self-hosted instances can also npm install n8n-nodes-simplescraper in their custom-nodes directory. The package follows the standard n8n community node convention.

Credentials

Get your API key from your Simplescraper account page. In n8n: Credentials → New → Simplescraper API, paste the key, save. The credential test hits GET /recipes - a green check means the key is valid.

Operations

Recipe

Work with saved Simplescraper recipes.

| Operation | What it does | |---|---| | Run | Runs a saved recipe. Optionally override the recipe's saved URL, or pass a list of URLs to scrape many pages through the recipe in one async run. Returns a results_id for long-running scrapes. | | Get Latest Results | Fetches the most recent scrape results for a recipe - one item per scraped row. | | Get History | Lists the last 100 runs of a recipe - one item per run. | | Get Results by ID | Fetches a run's results by its results_id (from an async Run or the New Results trigger) - one item per scraped row. |

Page

Scrape any URL without a saved recipe.

| Operation | What it does | |---|---| | Extract Data | One-shot scrape of any URL. Optionally returns Markdown, raw HTML, and a screenshot URL. | | AI Extract | Uses AI to extract structured data from a URL given a schema (e.g. name, price, availability). | | Screenshot | Captures a pixel-perfect screenshot of any URL (1 credit). Returns a hosted URL by default. |

URL

| Operation | What it does | |---|---| | Extract URLs | Discovers all URLs from a website's sitemap - one item per URL. No credits consumed. |

Example: scrape every blog post on a site

Combine operations to discover blog URLs and extract their content as clean markdown:

  1. URL > Extract URLs with https://simplescraper.io - returns one item per URL in the site's sitemap. No credits consumed.
  2. Filter (n8n core node) keeping items where {{ $json.url }} contains "blog".
  3. Page > Extract Data with Include Markdown enabled and URL set to {{ $json.url }} - pulls clean markdown from each filtered blog URL.

Useful for content audits, SEO inventories, or building a RAG corpus from a public site's blog. The Extract URLs step is free; each blog scrape costs 2 credits.

Long-running scrapes

For recipes that take more than ~30 seconds, the Run operation uses async mode by default and returns immediately with a results_id and status: "running". Use the Get Results by ID operation with that results_id to fetch the data once status becomes completed.

AI Extract follows the same pattern - if the response status is running, poll GET /v1/smart-extract/{extract_uid}.

Links

Changelog

0.2.0

  • Get Results by ID operation - fetch a run's results by results_id.
  • URLs field on the Run a Recipe operation - scrape many pages through one recipe in a single async run.
  • Get Results by ID, Get Latest Results, and Extract URLs return one item per record (per scraped row, per URL).
  • Renamed the Extract URLs action to "Extract all URLs from a website".

0.1.4

  • Packaging and verification fixes for n8n community-node verification (provenance, icon, listing metadata). No functional changes.

0.1.0

  • Initial release: Recipe, Page, and URL operations.

License

MIT