mkdocs_notion_plugin 0.0.7

Notion Plugin for mkdocs

mkdocs-notion-plugin

A MkDocs plugin that integrates Notion content into your documentation.

⚠️ Development Phase Warning

This project is currently in active development and NOT ready for production use. Features may be incomplete, APIs may change without notice, and stability is not guaranteed. Use at your own risk and expect breaking changes between versions.

We welcome feedback and contributions, but please do not use this in production environments yet.

Features

• Fetch content from Notion databases
• Cache Notion content locally for faster builds
• Seamless integration with MkDocs

Installation

pip install mkdocs-notion-plugin

Configuration

Add the plugin to your mkdocs.yml:

plugins:
  - notion:
      # Notion configuration (only required for deployment)
      notion_token: your-notion-integration-token  # optional
      parent_page_id: your-parent-page-id          # optional
      version: your-version                        # optional
      cache_dir: .notion_cache                     # optional
      deploy_on_build: false                       # optional

Configuration for Deployment

The following configuration is only required when using mkdocs notion-deploy:

• notion_token: Your Notion integration token. Create one at https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
• parent_page_id: The ID of the Notion page where your documentation will be deployed
• version: Version identifier for your documentation

Optional Configuration

• cache_dir: Directory to store cached Notion content (default: .notion_cache)
• deploy_on_build: Whether to automatically deploy to Notion during build (default: false)

Note: You can use mkdocs build and mkdocs serve without any Notion configuration. The Notion settings are only validated when you run mkdocs notion-deploy.

Usage

1. Create a Notion integration and get your token
2. Share your Notion database with the integration
3. Configure the plugin in your mkdocs.yml
4. Deploy your documentation using one of these methods:

Method 1: Manual Deployment (Recommended)

Build and deploy separately for better control:

# Build your documentation
mkdocs build

# Deploy to Notion
mkdocs notion-deploy

# Or if using Poetry for development
poetry run mkdocs notion-deploy

Method 2: Automatic Deployment

Enable automatic deployment during build by adding deploy_on_build: true to your configuration:

plugins:
  - notion:
      notion_token: your-notion-integration-token
      parent_page_id: your-parent-page-id
      version: your-version
      deploy_on_build: true  # Enable automatic deployment

Then simply run:

mkdocs build

Command Options

The notion-deploy command supports several options:

mkdocs notion-deploy --help

Options:
  -f, --config-file FILE  Provide a specific MkDocs config file
  -s, --strict            Enable strict mode (abort on warnings)
  -v, --verbose           Enable verbose output
  -q, --quiet             Silence warnings
  --clean / --dirty       Remove old files before building (default: clean)

Development

# Install dependencies
poetry install

# Run tests
poetry run pytest

# Format code
poetry run black .

Links

• Github repository: https://github.com/tomas_correa/mkdocs-notion-plugin/
• Documentation: https://tomas_correa.github.io/mkdocs-notion-plugin/

License

MIT License

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