wp-crawly

n8n node to crawl WordPress REST API endpoints dynamically

Package Information

Released: 7 mo ago
Downloads: 11 weekly / 188 monthly
Latest Version: 0.2.7
Author: Daan Bouma

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n8n-nodes-wp-crawly

Overview

Integrate dynamic crawling and auditing tools for WordPress websites within n8n workflows. Designed for developers and automation experts managing WordPress sites or conducting website performance audits, this package connects to WordPress REST APIs, Google's PageSpeed Insights API, and an external sitemap crawling service to gather content metadata, run Lighthouse audits, and analyze sitemaps.

Nodes & Operations

Wp Crawly

Dynamically retrieve recent posts, pages, and media metadata from a WordPress website by querying its REST API endpoints.

  • Default · Default — Fetch recent WordPress posts, pages, and media metadata from the specified website domain by querying its WordPress REST API endpoints.

WP Lighthouse

Perform comprehensive website audits using Google Lighthouse metrics through the PageSpeed Insights API, assessing performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices.

  • Default · Default — Run a Google Lighthouse audit on a specified website URL using the Google PageSpeed Insights API and retrieve performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO scores along with detailed audit results.

Sitemap Crawler

Extract sitemap URLs from a website's robots.txt and analyze these sitemaps via an external Crawly service, providing summaries of URL counts and their last modification dates.

  • Default · Default — Fetch the sitemap URLs from the specified domain's robots.txt file or fallback locations, send each sitemap URL to an external Crawly service for analysis, and return a summary of URL counts and modification dates found in the sitemaps.

Installation

Install as an n8n community node: in n8n, open Settings → Community nodes → Install and enter n8n-nodes-wp-crawly.

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