Connect LOBSTR.IO integrations
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Build your LOBSTR.IO integrations.
Create custom LOBSTR.IO workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Retrieves details of a specific Squid (your automation) in lobstr.io, including name, crawler, and parameters.
Launch a new run for a selected Squid
Returns structured results from a specified Run or Squid. Supports pagination and optional task filtering.
Lists all runs for a specific Squid.
Lists your Squids (saved scrapers) from lobstr.io with pagination. Use it to select a Squid or inspect configurations.
Performs a custom API request to a lobstr.io endpoint. Specify the method, path, and optional JSON body.
Triggers when a run in lobstr.io is finished, failed, or has changed status.
Connect any app with LOBSTR.IO
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