Stirling PDFInstall

Summary

Deletes a user account in a Stirling PDF instance by username. The source pack shows only a class stub, so the exact endpoint and response are not visible.

Inputs

• username (required) — Username of the Stirling PDF user to delete.
• requestOptions.batching — Throttles requests when multiple input items are processed. Set Items per Batch (default 50, -1 disables) and Batch Interval in ms (default 1000).
• requestOptions.allowUnauthorizedCerts — Ignore SSL certificate validation issues (insecure). Default false.
• requestOptions.proxy — HTTP proxy URL, optionally with credentials, e.g. http://username:password@myproxy:3128.
• requestOptions.timeout — Time in ms to wait for response headers before aborting. Default 10000.

Output shape

The server's response to the delete request, returned as n8n output items. The exact structure is not confirmed by the provided source.

The source pack contains no implementation, so the response format (likely an empty or status/message body) is unverified. The request needs admin-level access to Stirling PDF. This is inferred from the operation's purpose, not from the source.

Examples

Example 1: Remove a departed employee's account from Stirling PDF.

Resource: User, Operation: Delete User, Username set to the employee's username (can be an expression such as {{ $json.username }}).

Example 2: Delete many users from a list while avoiding rate limits.

Feed items with a username field, set Username to {{ $json.username }}, and enable Batching with 10 items per batch and a 2000 ms interval.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide