autonote 0.5.1

Automate taking notes

autonote

Description

Automate creating daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly manual repetitive documents:

1. Daily: daily journal, habit tracker
2. Weekly: weekly report
3. Monthly: monthly report
4. Quarterly: quarterly review

Prerequisite

1. Confluence API Token

   export CONFLUENCE_URL=https://xxx.atlassian.net
   export CONFLUENCE_USERNAME=<yourname>@domain.com
   export CONFLUENCE_PASSWORD=<TOKEN>
   

2. Notion Integration Token

   export NOTION_INTEGRATION_TOKEN=xxx
   

   Please do not forget to share the target database/page with your integration

Installation

pip install autonote

Usage Example (Notion: Create a page from a template.)

1. Create a template page.

2. Prepare Python script.

   from autonote.notion import NotionClient
   
   client = NotionClient()
   
   kwargs = {
       "Date": {"start": "2023-02-04", "end": "2023-02-10"},
       "replace_rules": [
           {
               "block_types": ["heading_1"],  # target blocks to apply replacement
               "replace_str": "YYYY/MM/DD",  # replacement string match
               "replace_type": "datetime",  # currently only support "datetime"
               "date_format": "%Y/%m/%d",  # used to parse `start_date` and generate string from datetime when interpolating
               "start_date": "2023/02/04",  # start date
               "increment": True,  # if true, increment 1 day every time replacement is executed
           },
       ],
   }
   client.create_page_from_template(
       template_id="a7cc4f73460c4b9fa82be8d4ed74d8ca",
       title="weekly note",
       override=True,
       **kwargs
   )
   

3. Run the script.

   pip install autonote
   python main.py
   

   Generated page:

For more examples, please check examples.

Credits

autonote was created with cookiecutter and the py-pkgs-cookiecutter template.

License

autonote was created by Masato Naka. It is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.

References

1. Atlassian Python API Confluence module
2. notion-client
3. Notion API