NodeMation By Nskha
It's been a long time since I abandoned this project, which was designed to generate fully functional n8n installation files. The goal was to provide no-code users with the best possible experience through a GUI configuration for setting up their own n8n instance.…
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Paid HTTP node alternative that can bypass almost all internet bot blocks at the lowest price on the market (Lowest price i mean LOWEST not fake at all it's cheap like free)... Would you use it?
We're currently developing this node. first, we thought clone the http node itself and improve it, but our partner decided to keep it simple, but it will be linked to the http node using the (Error Path), it's not our SaaS, but we've invited them to join n8n and we take care of the development. Since they're the most affordable option on the market and stable for our clients, we haven't made them widely known yet. However, if this post shows interest in these kinds of solutions, we promise to release it publicly with our affiliate link.
Cons:1️⃣ Privacy concerns: Third-party services (such as Captcha, proxies, and browsers providers) may have access to your data.2️⃣ It's a paid service, not free.🙁
Pros:1️⃣ Unlock restricted access for automation and scraping without limits. No need to set up multiple services or pay multiple providers—just plug in your key and go with our node it will became the easiest way to do it!2️⃣ Save significant money on tools like Captcha, proxies (IPs), Docker setups (VPS), Playwright, or spending time reading articles on how to accomplish these tasks. you will get unlimited solutions of these (Including IPs) of all countries of the world at one cost with significant free plan.
We're currently developing this node. first, we thought clone the http node itself and improve it, but our partner decided to keep it simple, but it will be linked to the http node using the (Error Path), it's not our SaaS, but we've invited them to join n8n and we take care of the development. Since they're the most affordable option on the market and stable for our clients, we haven't made them widely known yet. However, if this post shows interest in these kinds of solutions, we promise to release it publicly with our affiliate link.
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NodeMation By Nskha
Paid HTTP node alternative that can bypass almost all internet bot blocks at the lowest price on the market (Lowest price i mean LOWEST not fake at all it's cheap like free)... Would you use it? Cons: 1️⃣ Privacy concerns: Third-party services (such as Captcha…
Like one GPT for setups, one for expressions, one for logs and error debugging and so on...
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Update n8n CLI workflows command (import/export) to support folders
I tried to export organized workflows in folders using the official export method for workflows command n8n export:workflow --all --output=/tmp/workflows.json, but the folder settings did not appear on the second instance when import. Both instances have…
Yesterday i pushed small project, a tested vibe coded project... a shell to import and export your n8n data...
😁Hey rami, Why not use n8n workflows? I have dozens of workflows for backups... already shared some of them before. but the update and import within n8n instance cause errors sometimes and it made me look stupid on the client meeting day when the workflow didn't work on his instance... so we forced to do something outside the n8n... and this shell exactly requested by our partners some weeks ago so i decided to make it public with some fixes since it's requested by many people...
In near future when website ready you will have also a command builder to build your own command with one click.
Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager: https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager
Here's example command i use for quick export and tests
You can ask help of A.I to understand it better, and you can go to the repo and copy the shell content and paste to A.I to ask if it contain any danger code parts for your safety 😉 in future it will be shorter command.
- you can use it also inside n8n nodes
- you can make it auto backup/import which used to move from dev to prod
- you can import only workflows so you can get updates without affecting credentials
Read more: https://www.reddit.com/r/n8n/comments/1kcv2uj/from_oops_to_up_in_one_command_my_new_n8n/ & https://community.n8n.io/t/from-oops-to-up-in-one-command-my-new-n8n-backup-restore-shell/109695
😁Hey rami, Why not use n8n workflows? I have dozens of workflows for backups... already shared some of them before. but the update and import within n8n instance cause errors sometimes and it made me look stupid on the client meeting day when the workflow didn't work on his instance... so we forced to do something outside the n8n... and this shell exactly requested by our partners some weeks ago so i decided to make it public with some fixes since it's requested by many people...
In near future when website ready you will have also a command builder to build your own command with one click.
Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager: https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager
Here's example command i use for quick export and tests
clear && sudo rm -f /usr/local/bin/n8n-manager.sh && rm -rf ~/.config/n8n-manager && rm -rf /tmp/n8n-* && rm -rf n8n-shell-install.sh && curl -o n8n-shell-install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager/refs/heads/main/install.sh && chmod +x n8n-shell-install.sh && ./n8n-shell-install.sh && n8n-manager.sh --action 'backup' --container '$(docker ps --filter "name=n8n" --format "{{.Names}}" | head -n 1)' --token '<Replace Your Github Token Here>' --repo '<Replace Your Github username/repo here>' --branch 'main' --trace --verbose --dated
And same command can be used for import just replace the 'backup' with 'restore'
You can ask help of A.I to understand it better, and you can go to the repo and copy the shell content and paste to A.I to ask if it contain any danger code parts for your safety 😉 in future it will be shorter command.
- you can use it also inside n8n nodes
- you can make it auto backup/import which used to move from dev to prod
- you can import only workflows so you can get updates without affecting credentials
Read more: https://www.reddit.com/r/n8n/comments/1kcv2uj/from_oops_to_up_in_one_command_my_new_n8n/ & https://community.n8n.io/t/from-oops-to-up-in-one-command-my-new-n8n-backup-restore-shell/109695
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This small project will be completed in approximately 48 hours. It is a simple GUI builder for backup and restore shell scripts.
It will also feature a unique short domain with n8n, and I believe it should become a standard tool for anyone wanting to migrate or move workflows and credentials between servers.
I have included detailed instructions so that anyone can understand the setup process and build their own configuration (command). Additionally, I have added the ability to create shared configurations for n8n creators, allowing them to share their best settings with clients.
We already have a similar project for installing n8n, installing custom nodes, and building packages. We are also developing a new website focused on learning how to build nodes and become a developer, featuring resources and feedback from our team.
Progress is slow because these are free projects—we work on them whenever we have time. However, this one is a priority because it is extremely useful for our clients. Even though it’s simple, it can be a challenging task for non-n8n users or beginners.
I will added it in the docs of next n8n assistant GPT upgrade where more users can know it through the A.I.
It will also feature a unique short domain with n8n, and I believe it should become a standard tool for anyone wanting to migrate or move workflows and credentials between servers.
I have included detailed instructions so that anyone can understand the setup process and build their own configuration (command). Additionally, I have added the ability to create shared configurations for n8n creators, allowing them to share their best settings with clients.
We already have a similar project for installing n8n, installing custom nodes, and building packages. We are also developing a new website focused on learning how to build nodes and become a developer, featuring resources and feedback from our team.
Progress is slow because these are free projects—we work on them whenever we have time. However, this one is a priority because it is extremely useful for our clients. Even though it’s simple, it can be a challenging task for non-n8n users or beginners.
I will added it in the docs of next n8n assistant GPT upgrade where more users can know it through the A.I.
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NodeMation By Nskha
This small project will be completed in approximately 48 hours. It is a simple GUI builder for backup and restore shell scripts. It will also feature a unique short domain with n8n, and I believe it should become a standard tool for anyone wanting to migrate…
We're still working on it. We've taken the project much further—it's now also a GitHub manager where you can manage your repositories directly (for n8n).
You can generate commands using a GitHub temporary token, created from the browser (client-side).
Use case:
Suppose you have Client A and want to share workflows with them. You generate a token for Client A, locked to a specific repository. You can do the same for Client B, generating a token that allows access only to repo B, and so on.
All of this can be managed from one place. You can provide your clients—or anyone you want to share your n8n work with—a generated command. They can save this command in their terminal application (such as Termius) and run it anytime to access your up-to-date work.
You can generate commands using a GitHub temporary token, created from the browser (client-side).
Use case:
Suppose you have Client A and want to share workflows with them. You generate a token for Client A, locked to a specific repository. You can do the same for Client B, generating a token that allows access only to repo B, and so on.
All of this can be managed from one place. You can provide your clients—or anyone you want to share your n8n work with—a generated command. They can save this command in their terminal application (such as Termius) and run it anytime to access your up-to-date work.
https://www.reddit.com/r/n8n/comments/1l71fz9/new_n8n_node_that_works_with_the_http_node/
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nskha/n8n-nodes-scrappey
https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-nodes-scrappey
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nskha/n8n-nodes-scrappey
https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-nodes-scrappey
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From the n8n community on Reddit: 🕷️ New n8n Node that works with the HTTP node: Scrappey Integration – Your HTTP Request Fallback…
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I just found that the GPT I made hit half a million, and it’s super outdated. It feels unfair not to update it based on the latest n8n syntax and improvements.
However, today I completed two knowledge documents that outline what to follow when writing:
- n8n expressions👨💻
- n8n code👩💻
I believe these two rules are very helpful for writing better n8n code.
The fun part: I tried chatting with the GPT and asked it to download all the raw sources. In three replies, I was able to export all the GPT’s contents😂 , making it available for anyone to copy the GPT!
Since this silly method is available in GPT, there’s no need to make it private. I’ll create a GitHub repo later containing these resources so you can create your own GPT or even use it with IDE like Windsurf or Cursor or Trae or Cline or RooCode or VSCode or whatever you use as IDE with agentic features.
On the other hand, I recommend creating a private GPT for yourself, because our GPT is affected by user activity/feedbacks, good or bad. Based on the negative feedback and comments we’ve received, I believe it’s better to use a private GPT without community memory😂 .
However, today I completed two knowledge documents that outline what to follow when writing:
- n8n expressions
- n8n code
I believe these two rules are very helpful for writing better n8n code.
The fun part: I tried chatting with the GPT and asked it to download all the raw sources. In three replies, I was able to export all the GPT’s contents
Since this silly method is available in GPT, there’s no need to make it private. I’ll create a GitHub repo later containing these resources so you can create your own GPT or even use it with IDE like Windsurf or Cursor or Trae or Cline or RooCode or VSCode or whatever you use as IDE with agentic features.
On the other hand, I recommend creating a private GPT for yourself, because our GPT is affected by user activity/feedbacks, good or bad. Based on the negative feedback and comments we’ve received, I believe it’s better to use a private GPT without community memory
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- https://cdn.n8n.community/llms.txt (main for agents combine both expressions and code)
-- https://cdn.n8n.community/code.md (For coding, dedicated for IDE usage)
-- https://cdn.n8n.community/expression.md (For Expressions)
You need only to use main one, and if there's something missing there's a rule to A.I to call the sub .md files for detailed rules. Those are the first version, we will work on updating them always as we already use them in our daily projects.
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Wow! Finally, a new free core feature from the n8n team 😍
TL;DR: It’s like a spreadsheet integrated into the same n8n database, with the ability to access the data using a new node called “Data Table.”
TL;DR: It’s like a spreadsheet integrated into the same n8n database, with the ability to access the data using a new node called “Data Table.”
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Lovable is partnering with n8n soon.
In the next version, they will officially release MCP, including self-hosted versions, and soon a native integration with Lovable.
Lovable is a vibecoding service (I personally don’t recommend it), but n8n is building deep integration, and you can vibecode n8n workflows using it right now or with any other tools that support MCP.
https://docs.n8n.io/advanced-ai/accessing-n8n-mcp-server
In the next version, they will officially release MCP, including self-hosted versions, and soon a native integration with Lovable.
Lovable is a vibecoding service (I personally don’t recommend it), but n8n is building deep integration, and you can vibecode n8n workflows using it right now or with any other tools that support MCP.
https://docs.n8n.io/advanced-ai/accessing-n8n-mcp-server
NodeMation By Nskha
https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/compare/n8n@1.122.0...n8n@2.0.0-rc.0
~800 files changed
~28K new lines of code (most them in the A.I nodes)
~131 commits
Major changes to the n8n default settings came with v2. I definitely will not upgrade prod for now; I’m waiting for a stable version.
~800 files changed
~28K new lines of code (most them in the A.I nodes)
~131 commits
Major changes to the n8n default settings came with v2. I definitely will not upgrade prod for now; I’m waiting for a stable version.
No changes in the UI, everything in the interface is still the same as in version 1.122.0.
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