Notion Markdown Exporter
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This is Notion Markdown Exporter using
notion-py -
notion2md will export your notion.so page to markdown formatted file.
Updates v1.2.2
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Supports Inline Math Code in the
text block,bulleted list, andnumbered list.It will denoted as$$<math code>$$ -
Supports Call
export_cli()withtoken_v2,url, andbmode
Features
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[New] Token_v2 will be saved after using the exporter, and don't have to enter it next time
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Converts almost every block in the notion's page to Markdown
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Downloads images and files in notion's page
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Exports Nested Pages!
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Create Front Matters for supporting CMS (Title, Created Date, Tags)
Add "Created" and "Tags" properties in your page. Then exporter will put them in the md file's front matter.
Requirements
- token_v2: check the way to get Token_v2 in Notion-py Quickstart
Caution Do not share your
Token_v2with others. Others can access your notion page if the token is shared.
- url: the link that you will export
Installation
pip install notion2md
Usage in Terminal
In your Bash/Zsh terminal,
$python -m notion2md
#Token_v2: <your token_v2 on notion.so>
#Notion Page Url: <your notion page to export>
# Choose you will export the notion page as blog post: [y/n]
This will make <date-page-title>.md file in your directory/notion_output folder.
Usage in Python
from notion2md import *
export_cli(token_v2=<Token_v2>,url=<Notion.so Page's url>,bmode=<0 or 1>)
# Without any parameters will call this prompts
# Token_v2: <your token_v2 on notion.so>
# Notion Page Url: <your notion page to export>
# Choose you will export the notion page as blog post: [y/n]
Output Structure.
The structure of the output looks like this path.
notion2md_output/
├── notion_token.json
└── <main-page-title>/
├── <main-page-title>.md
├── download/
│ └── ...
├── image/
│ └── img_1.png
│ └── ...
└── subpage/
└── ...
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subpage/, there will beimage/,download/, andsubpage/folders if there are sub components insub page.
Todo
- convert other block types to md.
Change Log
Contribution
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change. Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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