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notionsh

v0.0.2

Published

A shell script manager built on Notion.

Downloads

15

Readme

Notion Sh

Organize your shell scripts in Notion and run your scripts from anywhere.

Table of Content

Getting Started

  1. Create a Notion Developer Integration here
    • Save the token somewhere safe, will use it in step 5
  2. Create a Notion page notion-sh (spelling must be same)
  3. Create child pages inside notion-sh
    • the name of the child page will be the shell command name
    • include alphabetical characters only, like echo
  4. Add code blocks for your shell scripts
  5. NOTION_TOKEN=... npx notionsh run
  6. 🎉

Command Structure

structure

Under the notion-sh page, all child pages are executable commands. Grouping commands into categories are also avaliable.

In the above example, npx notionsh run will list 4 commands:

$ npx notionsh run

✔ Loading scripts from your Notion pages...
? Execute -> echo
echo
command
command subcommand
command subcommand test

Usage

$ npx notionsh run
✔ Loading scripts from your Notion pages...

Select a script to execute:
- xxx
- xxx
...

# Or run a command directly
$ npx notionsh run COMMAND
...

Commands

notionsh run

Fetch your script from Notion and execute it.

USAGE
  $ notionsh run
  $ notionsh run COMMAND