notionshell
Another partially implemented notion command line clients.
- Not feature complete, partially implemented
- Uses official notion library
- Patches welcome
- "Highish" level - not just a close wrapper around the api
- Still fairly general
Hopefully this is quite easy to extend.
Usage
- List databases:
notionshell database list - Get page in a database:
notionshell database pages $ID
Authetication
- Follow instructions here to create an integration.
- Grant integration access to databases (see above)
- Set
NOTION_API_KEYenvironment variable to integration token
Prior work
- notions Could upload pages or block, was not using notion library
- notion-cli Could not list databases, was not using notion library
- clotion In typescript, no stars on github at time of writing
- There are various notion libraries for different languages
- There is an HTTP client that is quite usable.
Upcoming work
- Features as I use them
- One day I'll create something to sync emacs org-mode to notion
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