nukeapi

n8n community node for NukeAPI — GDPR/CCPA/LGPD user-deletion API. Delete a user across 78+ SaaS tools with one call and get a signed audit trail.

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Latest Version: 1.0.0

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NukeAPI
Delete users across SaaS tools for GDPR/CCPA/LGPD compliance via the NukeAPI.

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n8n-nodes-nukeapi

An n8n community node for NukeAPI — a
GDPR / CCPA / LGPD user-deletion API. Send one call with a user's email and NukeAPI
fans it out across your connected integrations, deleting that user's data everywhere
and returning a structured result plus a cryptographically signed audit trail.

NukeAPI supports 78 integrations (Stripe, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Intercom, Supabase,
PostgreSQL, Salesforce, Segment, Klaviyo, SendGrid, Auth0, Clerk, PostHog, Zendesk,
Mixpanel, and ~65 more — full list via the List Integrations operation).

Features

  • Delete User — delete a user across selected integrations (or all connected ones)
    in one call. Optionally fire a signed webhook on completion. Returns the full data
    object: per-integration results, audit signature, and usage.
  • Get Request — fetch the status of a previous deletion request by ID.
  • Get Status — public NukeAPI system health check (no key required).
  • List Integrations — returns the static list of 78 supported integration slugs.

Real API failures are never silently swallowed: a success: false response or a
top-level status: "failed" is surfaced as an n8n error (NodeApiError) so your
workflow can branch on failure.

Prerequisites

  • A NukeAPI account (https://nukeapi.com).
  • An API key from the NukeAPI dashboard → API Keys (nk_live_…).
  • At least one integration connected in the dashboard (the keys/credentials for each
    third-party tool live encrypted in NukeAPI, never in n8n).

Install

Option A — as a published dependency (recommended)

Inside your n8n project (or the container where n8n runs):

npm install n8n-nodes-nukeapi

Then restart n8n. The node appears under NukeAPI.

Option B — local development (symlink)

cd n8n-nodes-nukeapi
npm install
npm run build

# link it globally, then into your n8n project:
npm link
cd /path/to/your/n8n/project
npm link n8n-nodes-nukeapi

Option C — copy into n8n custom directory

# n8n reads custom nodes from ~/.n8n/custom/
cp -r n8n-nodes-nukeapi ~/.n8n/custom/

For Docker, mount the built package into the custom-extensions path and restart n8n.

Add the credential

  1. Open Credentials → New and search for NukeAPI Api.
  2. Paste your API Key (nk_live_…) from the NukeAPI dashboard.
  3. Set Base URL (defaults to https://app.nukeapi.com).
  4. Save, then select the credential on the NukeAPI node.

The credential has a built-in connection test (verifies the Base URL is reachable
via the public /api/status endpoint). The API key itself is validated at execution
time against the authenticated /api/v1/* routes.

Operations

Delete User

Field Notes
Subject Email (required) email of the user to delete everywhere.
Integrations Multi-select. Leave empty to delete across all of your connected integrations. Selecting specific slugs restricts the run to those.
Subject External ID Optional secondary/external ID for the subject.
Webhook URL Optional https:// URL. NukeAPI POSTs a signed completion notification there when the deletion finishes.

On success the node returns the API data object (one item per input item):

{
  "requestId": "uuid",
  "status": "completed",
  "results": [
    { "integration": "stripe", "status": "success", "message": "Deleted 1 Stripe customer(s)", "durationMs": 420 }
  ],
  "startedAt": "…", "completedAt": "…", "elapsedMs": 890,
  "auditSignature": "hex-hmac-sha256…",
  "usage": { "plan": "startup", "used": 41, "limit": 200, "remaining": 159, "overageRate": 0.5 }
}

Get Request

Pass a Request ID (from a prior Delete User call) to fetch its current status.

Get Status

Public system health check — no credential needed beyond selecting it (the key is
simply ignored for this route).

List Integrations

Returns { "integrations": ["stripe", "mailchimp", …] } — the 78 supported slugs.

Plan-gated behavior

  • Integrations left empty → NukeAPI deletes across all integrations you have
    connected in the dashboard (respecting your plan's integration limit).
  • Deletion volume is metered per your NukeAPI plan (Sandbox / Startup / Business /
    Enterprise). Exceeding the monthly allowance returns a 402 from the API, which
    surfaces as an n8n error.
  • Authentication/authorization failures surface as 401/403; rate limits as 429.

Build & verify (contributors)

npm install
npm run typecheck   # tsc --noEmit
npm run build       # tsc -> dist/ (+ copies nukeapi.svg)

Publish

This package is published to npm as n8n-nodes-nukeapi:

npm version patch      # or minor/major
npm publish --access public

package.json is configured for n8n auto-discovery: the n8n.nodes (and
n8n.credentials) arrays point at the compiled dist/ files, files ships only
dist/, and n8n-workflow is a runtime dependency. After publishing, users
install with npm install n8n-nodes-nukeapi.

MIT — Built by Lakhu Studio.

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