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@litencatt/notion-cli

v0.15.4

Published

Notion CLI

Downloads

47

Readme

notion-cli

This is a Notion CLI tool written by TypeScript. And some commands can be executed in interactive mode.

Features

  • Support for multiple output formats including csv and JSON
  • Support interactive mode for CRUD operation.

Quick Start

Retrieves a page object using the ID specified.

$ export NOTION_TOKEN=secret_xxx...
$ notion-cli page retrieve <PAGE_ID>
  • How to create a NOTION_TOKEN: https://developers.notion.com/docs/create-a-notion-integration
  • PAGE_ID is included in the page URL: https://www.notion.so/Page-title-<PAGE_ID>

Using docker image:

$ docker run -e NOTION_TOKEN=secret_xxx... ghcr.io/litencatt/notion-cli page retrieve <PAGE_ID>

# -it flag is required to run interactive mode using docker
$ docker run -it -e NOTION_TOKEN=secret_xxx... ghcr.io/litencatt/notion-cli db retrieve

Multiple output formats

oclif ux.table supported output formats are table, csv, json, yaml. And notion-cli supports output raw json response with --raw.

default: table

Output columns are only title, object, id, url now.

$ notion-cli page retireve c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea
 Title      Object Id                                   Url
 ────────── ────── ──────────────────────────────────── ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Page title page   c77dbaf2-4017-4ea1-ac1e-93a87269f3ea https://www.notion.so/Page-title-c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea

csv

$ notion-cli page retrieve c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea --output csv
Title,Object,Id,Url
Page title,page,c77dbaf2-4017-4ea1-ac1e-93a87269f3ea,https://www.notion.so/Page-title-c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea

json

$ notion-cli page retrieve c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea --output json
[
  {
    "title": "Page title",
    "object": "page",
    "id": "c77dbaf2-4017-4ea1-ac1e-93a87269f3ea",
    "url": "https://www.notion.so/Page-title-c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea"
  }
]

yaml

$ notion-cli page retrieve c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea --output yaml
- title: Page title
  object: page
  id: c77dbaf2-4017-4ea1-ac1e-93a87269f3ea
  url: 'https://www.notion.so/Page-title-c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea'

Raw json

This flag returns the raw json response from the Notion API, so you can get all the data for a given resource. You can also process the response using jq or other tools.

$ notion-cli page retrieve c77dbaf240174ea1ac1e93a87269f3ea --raw | head
{
  "object": "page",
  "id": "c77dbaf2-4017-4ea1-ac1e-93a87269f3ea",
  "created_time": "2023-05-07T09:08:00.000Z",
  "last_edited_time": "2023-08-15T01:08:00.000Z",
  "created_by": {
    "object": "user",
    "id": "3555ae80-4588-4514-bb6b-2ece534157de"
  },
  "last_edited_by": {
...

Interactive mode in db command

  1. Start interactive mode execute db command without args
  2. Select a database from list
  3. Build filter conditions
    • And then you can choose whether to save the conditions to a json file or not.
  4. Query to db with the filter conditions
  5. Saved json files can be reused by passing them as flags at the next execution.

interactive-mode

Install

npm:

$ npm install -g @litencatt/notion-cli

docker:

$ docker pull ghcr.io/litencatt/notion-cli

Commands

Supported API and functions

Endpoint | API | Support | multi-format* | interactive mode -- | -- | -- | -- | -- Authentication | Create a token |   |   |   Blocks | Append a block children | o | o |   Blocks | Retrieve a block | o | o |   Blocks | Retrieve a block children | o | o |   Blocks | Update a block | o | o |   Blocks | Delete a block | o | o |   Pages | Create a page | o | o |   Pages | Retrieve a page | o | o |   Pages | Update a page | o | o |   Database | Create a database | o | o | o Database | Retrieve a database | o | o | o Database | Update a database | o | o | o Database | Query a database | o | o | o Users | List all users | o | o |   Users | Retrieve a user | o | o |   Users | Retrieve your token's bot user | o | o |   Comments | Create a comment |   |   |   Comments | Retrieve a comment |   |   |   Search | Search by title | o | o |

* multi-format NOT supported commands output only raw json response