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@eliwimmer/notion-api-tools

v1.0.10

Published

A collection of functions for helping in the processing of Notion API responses.

Downloads

19

Readme

A simple set of tools to help with handling Notion API responses.

Install:

npm i @eliwimmer/notion-api-tools

dbQuerySimple()

Returns an array with only the id and page title from a Query Database response. Pages without a title are returned as a string 'Unititled' to avoid undefined errors when using map or other looping methods. Page titles in a database query are deeply nested, and have a dynamic index and key. This script makes getting that info easy, without having to make an API call for each page int the results.

Usage:

const dbQuerySimple = require('@eliwimmer/notion-api-tools')

dbQuerySimple(response)

Returns:

[
{ id: 'Page ID', title: 'Page Name'},
{ id: 'Page ID', title: 'Untitled' },
{ id: 'Page ID', title: 'Page Name' },
{ id: 'Page ID', title: 'Page Name' }
]