n8n Workflow: European Union Events Scraper

This n8n workflow is designed to scrape European Union event data from a website and process it. While the directory name suggests integration with Google Sheets, the provided JSON only defines the scraping and data manipulation parts of the workflow, without any actual Google Sheets node configured.

What it does

This workflow focuses on extracting and transforming data, likely from a web page:

1. Initiates on Schedule: The workflow is triggered at predefined intervals.
2. Performs HTTP Request: It makes an HTTP request, presumably to a European Union events page, to fetch the raw HTML content.
3. Extracts HTML Data: It then processes the received HTML to extract specific data elements.
4. Transforms Data: The extracted data is then processed and transformed using a Code node, likely for cleaning, reformatting, or further parsing.
5. Aggregates Data: The transformed data is aggregated, possibly combining multiple items into a single structure or consolidating information.
6. Conditional Logic: The workflow includes an 'If' node, indicating that it applies conditional logic to the processed data, potentially routing it based on certain criteria.
7. Delays Execution: A 'Wait' node is present, suggesting that there might be a deliberate pause in the workflow's execution, perhaps to respect rate limits or for timing purposes.
8. Edits Fields: The 'Edit Fields (Set)' node is used to manipulate or add fields to the data items, preparing them for subsequent steps.

Prerequisites/Requirements

• n8n Instance: A running instance of n8n to import and execute the workflow.
• Target Website: Access to the European Union events website that the HTTP Request node is configured to scrape.
• Custom Code: Understanding and potentially modification of the JavaScript code within the "Code" node to match specific scraping and transformation needs.

Setup/Usage

1. Import the Workflow: Import the provided JSON into your n8n instance.
2. Configure HTTP Request:
   • Open the "HTTP Request" node.
   • Ensure the URL and any other request parameters (headers, authentication, etc.) are correctly configured to target the European Union events website you intend to scrape.
3. Configure HTML Node:
   • Open the "HTML" node.
   • Adjust the CSS selectors or other extraction rules to accurately pull the desired event data from the HTML content received from the HTTP Request.
4. Review and Customize Code Node:
   • Open the "Code" node.
   • Review the JavaScript code to understand how it transforms the data. Modify it as needed to fit your specific data processing requirements.
5. Configure If Node:
   • Open the "If" node.
   • Define the conditions based on which you want to route or filter the event data.
6. Configure Schedule Trigger:
   • Open the "Schedule Trigger" node.
   • Set the desired interval for how often the workflow should run (e.g., daily, weekly).
7. Activate the Workflow: Once configured, activate the workflow in n8n.

Note: The workflow currently scrapes and processes data but does not store it anywhere (e.g., Google Sheets, database). To save the scraped data, you would need to connect additional nodes (like Google Sheets, database nodes, or file storage nodes) after the "Aggregate" or "Edit Fields" node, depending on your desired output format and destination.