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    Export Notion pages to Markdown files

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    • @devneko/notion-exporter
    • @devneko/notion-exporter/dist/index.js

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    Notion Export

    Export the content of a Notion page to a file or directory.

    Usage

    Setup the environment variables:

    cp .env.example .env
# or export the variables in your shell
# export NOTION_TOKEN=your_notion_token

    Export a Notion page

    Using bun run

    # Export the content of a Notion page to a file
bun run src/export.ts notion-page-id destination-dir
# will generates:
# destination-dir/notion-page-id.md

# Export the content of a Notion page and all its subpages to a directory
bun run src/export.ts --recursive notion-page-id destination-dir
# will generates:
# destination-dir/notion-page-id.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-1.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-1/subsubpage-id-1.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-2.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-2/subsubpage-id-1.md

    Using bunx

    You can also use bunx to run the exporter without installing it globally:

    # Export the content of a Notion page to a file
bunx dotneet/notion-exporter notion-page-id destination-dir
# will generates:
# destination-dir/notion-page-id.md

# Export the content of a Notion page and all its subpages to a directory
bunx dotneet/notion-exporter --recursive notion-page-id destination-dir
# will generates:
# destination-dir/notion-page-id.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-1.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-1/subsubpage-id-1.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-2.md
# destination-dir/notion-page-id/subpage-id-2/subsubpage-id-1.md

    For debugging, you can use the DEBUG environment variable:

    DEBUG=true bunx notion-exporter --recursive notion-page-id destination-dir

    Building and Running with Node.js

    You can build the project and run it with Node.js:

    # Build the project
bun run build

# Run with Node.js
node dist/index.js [--recursive] notion-page-id destination-dir

    Note: There are some compatibility issues when running the built version with Node.js. For best results, use bunx or bun run to execute the TypeScript source directly.