HackNoticeInstall

Summary

Fetches one page of word pool research alerts from HackNotice's research8 word pool search, optionally seeded from a saved word pool search and refined with extra JSON filters and a time window.

Inputs

• Wordpool Saved Search Name or ID — Saved search from the word pool UI (loaded from the account), or an expression. Its stored search filters become the base request body. Leave empty to start from only the additional filters.
• Limit by Time — None (default), Last Day, Last Week, Last Month, or Custom Date Range. Anything other than None strips the saved search's date fields (hours_ago, startdate, enddate and variants) and replaces them. Last Day sets hours_ago=24. Last Week and Last Month set startdate to local midnight that many days or months ago. Custom sets startdate and enddate as YYYY-MM-DD.
• Start Date (required) — Shown only for Custom Date Range. Must be a valid date, otherwise the node errors.
• End Date (required) — Shown only for Custom Date Range. Must be a valid date.
• Additional Filters — JSON object merged into the request body, overriding saved-search keys. Must be valid JSON and an object. The time setting still overrides date fields. Default {}.
• Page Number — Zero-based page index (default 0, minimum 0). The API pages in 50s.

Output shape

A list of alert items, one n8n item per alert returned for the requested page. Each is the raw alert object from the API, paired to the input item.

Sends a POST to /research8/search/pool/page/{page}. Results are capped at 50 per page. The source reads returnAll and limit parameters that this operation does not expose, so only a single page is fetched. To get more results, increment Page Number. If the response is an array or has data, results, or items arrays, those are used. Otherwise the response is wrapped as a single item. Invalid JSON filters, invalid custom dates, or a negative page throw an error.

Examples

Example 1: Daily pull of new word pool hits from a saved search

Select the saved word pool search, set Limit by Time to Last Day, Page Number 0.

Example 2: Review a specific date window with an extra filter

Limit by Time = Custom Date Range with Start and End Dates; Additional Filters set to a JSON object of extra API filters.

Example 3: Walk through multiple pages of results

Keep the saved search, then loop with Page Number as an expression (0, 1, 2, ...) until a page returns no items.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide