I built another* community nodes directory because I couldn't find what I needed - communitynodes.com

Hey everyone,

I’ve been using n8n for a while now and one thing that always bugged me was discovering community nodes. Yeah, there are other directories out there, but I wanted something that actually worked the way I want to explore community nodes: browse by category, sort by download counts, quickly see what’s new, that kind of thing.

So I built CommunityNodes.com.

What it is:

  • A directory to explore community nodes by category

  • Sort by download counts, newest, etc.

  • Clean interface to actually find stuff without digging through npm searches

What’s coming:

  • Tutorials on how to use specific community nodes

  • In-depth reviews (because let’s be honest, some nodes are better documented than others and it helps to have someone walk through them)

Why I’m posting:

I built this for myself first, but figured others might find it useful too. More importantly - there’s a “Suggest a Feature” button in the menu and I’d genuinely love to hear what you’d want from something like this.

I’m actively working on this and want to build something the community actually finds useful. Let me know your thoughts.

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Ooh nice! Does this go by NPM packages that has n8n-nodes- or manual addition?

Sorry, I thought I responded to this message but it seems I didn’t :man_facepalming:

I scan the npm registry with “n8n-nodes” keyword and then filter out the ones without any nodes.

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Ah, nice. Very well made.