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astro-notion-blog
astro-notion-blog enables you to create a blog using Notion and generates it statically, resulting in lightning-fast page views.
- 🚀 Lightning-fast page views
- 📝 With the ability to write blog content in Notion
- 🛠️ Customize your site's appearance to your liking
- ✅ Take advantage of the official Notion APIs
Screenshots
Demo
https://astro-notion-blog.pages.dev
Quick Start
Requirements
Steps
- If you enjoy using this repo, don't forget to give it a star! 😉
- This is very motivating!
- Simply duplicate the blog template into your Notion workspace.
- Once you've duplicated the page (database), customize it to your liking by changing the icon, title, and description.
- For future reference, identify the
DATABASE_ID
by noting the portion of the duplicated page (database) URL that appears as https://notion.so/your-account/?v=xxxx.
- Create an integration and note "Internal Integration Token" as
NOTION_API_SECRET
- To integrate your application with Notion, share a database with your integration.
- To make a copy of this repository in your own account, fork it by clicking on the 'Fork' button in the top-right corner of the repository page.
- Go to Cloudflare Pages and sign in
- Create new project with "Connect to Git" with your forked repository
<your-account>/astro-notion-blog
, then click "Begin setup" - In "Build settings" section,
- Select "Astro" as "Framework preset"
- Open "Environment Variables (advanced)" and set
NODE_VERSION
,NOTION_API_SECRET
andDATABASE_ID
NODE_VERSION
isv16.13.0
or higher- How to deploy a site with Git is helpful
- After clicking the 'Save and Deploy' button, your Notion Blog will be published once the deployment process is complete.
Please note that the astro-notion-blog requires manual deployment every time you publish a new post or make updates. You can deploy manually from the Cloudflare Pages dashboard or set up a scheduled deploy using CI tools such as GitHub Actions.
How to customize
Additional requirements
- Node.js v16 or higher
- Yarn
Steps
- To set your secrets as environment variables, run the following commands in your terminal:
export NOTION_API_SECRET=<YOUR_NOTION_API_SECRET>
export DATABASE_ID=<YOUR_DATABASE_ID>
- Install dependencies and start local server
yarn install
yarn dev
- Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser
- Press
Ctrl+C
in the terminal to stop
For more information
See wiki.
Bug reports & feature requests
To report an issue, please create a new Issue. You can use either English or Japanese to describe the issue. 😉
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Contribution
We welcome pull requests from anyone who wants to contribute to our project. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!
astro-notion-blog is based otoyo/notion-blog