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I really like ''Notion'', but is has some annoying limitations. Amongst others, those are a consequence of doing stuff through a GUI - They are inherently limited. How about using their API for doing more complicated stuff? More specifically: How about using their API to do coding stuff, including things like ''triggers'' or ''events''? | I really like ''Notion'', but is has some annoying limitations. Amongst others, those are a consequence of doing stuff through a GUI - They are inherently limited. How about using their API for doing more complicated stuff? More specifically: How about using their API to do coding stuff, including things like ''triggers'' or ''events''? | ||
| − | + | The API: RESTFull, JSON, JavaScript | |
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| + | There seem to be basically three ways to deploy the API [https://radreads.co/notion-api/]: | ||
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| + | # Create your own automation from scratch (if you know how to code) | ||
| + | # Use a native integration (i.e. the app you want to connect automatically interacts with Notion) | ||
| + | # Build your own automation using a no-code helper like Zapier or Automate.io | ||
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| + | == Create API access == | ||
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| + | * https://www.notion.so/my-integrations | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
| − | * https://radreads.co/notion-api/ | + | * https://radreads.co/notion-api |
| + | * https://developers.notion.com | ||
| + | * https://developers.notion.com/reference/intro | ||
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I really like Notion, but is has some annoying limitations. Amongst others, those are a consequence of doing stuff through a GUI - They are inherently limited. How about using their API for doing more complicated stuff? More specifically: How about using their API to do coding stuff, including things like triggers or events?
The API: RESTFull, JSON, JavaScript
There seem to be basically three ways to deploy the API [1]:
- Create your own automation from scratch (if you know how to code)
- Use a native integration (i.e. the app you want to connect automatically interacts with Notion)
- Build your own automation using a no-code helper like Zapier or Automate.io