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notion-recurrence

v1.0.3

Published

Notion currently does not support recurring tasks very well. `notion-recurrence` takes the approach of creating recurring tasks (or actions) in your `tasks database`, based on an `index database`. The `index database` will be created by you, and `notion-r

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Overview

Notion currently does not support recurring tasks very well. notion-recurrence takes the approach of creating recurring tasks (or actions) in your tasks database, based on an index database. The index database will be created by you, and notion-recurrence will create the tasks based on this index database. For example, you will first indicate a start date (01-01-2024), end date (31-01-2024) and frequency (weekly). When you run the script, it will create your task with a date of 01-01-2024, and every week after that until 31-01-2024, i.e. 5 occurences.

Instructions

1. Setting up your Notion databases

Index database

Ensure that the following properties, with the corresponding property type is created. The Notion database needs to be created in a page of its own with no other content. All fields and values are case-sensitive.

| Property | Property Type | |----------|---------------| |Name|Leave as default| |Frequency|Select with the following fields: "Daily", Weekly", "Monthly"| |Range|Date range with end date selected| |Group|Text field to be left empty|

Tasks database

Ensure that the following properties, with the corresponding property type is created. You may add other properties as the script does not need them.

| Property | Property Type | |----------|---------------| |Name|Leave as default| |Date|Date with no end-date|

2. Create your index

Using the example "Pay bills", create a page in yourIndex database with the following properties:

  • Name: Pay bills
  • Frequency: Monthly
  • Range: 01-01-2024 to 31-12-2024 (assuming task will start on the 1st of the month)

3. Setup integration

Log into Notion - My Integrations and create your integration. You can name it Notion Recurrence. Take note of the API Secret as you will need it in the next step.

Go to your Index database and Tasks database and connect your integration by clicking on the three dots at the top right hand of your database and under Connections, choose Connect To and the integration that you connected. You must do this step for both the Index and Tasks databases.

4. Run the script

Prepare the following IDs:

  • Index database ID
  • Tasks database ID

Run the following script:

npx notion-recurrence --api=<NOTION API SECRET> --index_db_id=<INDEX DB ID> --actions_db_id=<TASKS DB ID>