This cli is meant to allow syncing of scienfic/reasearch tools to notion. (Such as Zotero, ...)
Installation
pip install notionsci
Features
Quick Start
Before getting started, configure Notion intergration and Zotero integration.
Duplicate the Zotero Library Template and synchronize the Zotero Collections with:
notionsci sync zotero collections <url or id of the cloned library template page>
and the References with:
notionsci sync zotero refs <url or id of the cloned library template page>
Documentation
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Metadata
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