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Add your Notion notes into your Orbit workspace with this community-built integration.
✨ This is a community project. The Orbit team does its best to maintain it and keep it up to date with any recent API changes.We welcome community contributions to make sure that it stays current. ✨ |
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To set up this integration you will need some details from Notion. To get these details please follow the First Time Setup guide.
The application requires the following environment variables:
Variable | Description | More Info |
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NOTION_API_KEY |
The secret Notion API key | Follow the First Time Setup Guide for instructions on finding the API key |
NOTION_WORKSPACE_SLUG |
Your Notion workspace name | If your website address is https://notion.so/my-workspace/ then your slug is my-workspace |
NOTION_DATABASE_ID |
The ID of the Notion database this integration is tracking | Your database ID the part of your Notion database URL that follows after your workspace slug and before the question mark (? ). The ID is 32 characters long, containing numbers and letters. |
ORBIT_API_KEY |
API key for Orbit | Found in Account Settings in your Orbit workspace |
ORBIT_WORKSPACE_ID |
ID for your Orbit workspace | Last part of the Orbit workspace URL, i.e. https://app.orbit.love/my-workspace , the ID is my-workspace |
Install the package with the following command
$ gem install notion_orbit
Then, run bundle install
from your terminal.
You can instantiate a client by either passing in the required credentials during instantiation or by providing them in your .env
file.
client = NotionOrbit::Client.new(
orbit_api_key: YOUR_API_KEY,
orbit_workspace_id: YOUR_ORBIT_WORKSPACE_ID,
notion_api_key: YOUR_NOTION_API_KEY,
notion_database_id: YOUR_NOTION_DATABASE_ID,
notion_workspace_slug: YOUR_NOTION_WORKSPACE_SLUG
)
client = NotionOrbit::Client.new
Once you have an instantiated client, you can fetch new notes and add them to your Orbit workspace by invoking the #notes
method on the client.
New notes will be added to the respective member profiles located by email address. If a member cannot be found by the email address, a new member will be created.
The database entry must have the two following properties in order for the note to be sent to Orbit:
Send to Orbit
as a selected checkboxMember Email
with the Orbit member's email address
Then, once those fields are set up, the method can be called as follows:
client.notes
This integration has built-in support to convert the following Notion content block and types into markdown and rendered in Orbit:
- Heading Level 1
- Heading Level 2
- Heading Level 3
- Numbered List
- Bulleted List
- Paragraph Block
- To-Do List
- Bold Font
- Italic Font
- Code Blocks
You can also use this package with the included CLI. To use the CLI pass in the required environment variables on the command line before invoking the CLI.
To check for new notes:
$ ORBIT_API_KEY=... ORBIT_WORKSPACE_ID=... NOTION_API_KEY=... NOTION_DATABASE_ID=... NOTION_WORKSPACE_SLUG=... bundle exec notion_orbit --check-notes
⚡ You can set up this integration in a matter of minutes using our GitHub Actions template. It will run regularly to add new activities to your Orbit workspace. All you need is a GitHub account.
See our guide for setting up this automation
We 💜 contributions from everyone! Check out the Contributing Guidelines for more information.
This project is under the MIT License.
This project uses the Contributor Code of Conduct. We ask everyone to please adhere by its guidelines.