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1. Markdown Example
2. Notion Import Markdown
3. Markdown Import File
4. Onenote Import Markdown
5. Markdown Import Image
6. Notion Import Markdown Software

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Utilities for importing Markdown files to Notion.so

Project description

Md2notion: import Markdown files to Notion; notion-export-ics: Export Notion Databases to ICS calendar files; TODO. Cloning pages hierarchically; Debounce cache-saving? Support inline 'user' and 'page' links, and reminders, in markdown conversion; Utilities to support updating/creating collection schemas.

An importer for Markdown files to Notion.so using notion-py

It provides these features over Notion.so's Markdown importer:

• Picking a Notion.so page to upload to (instead of them all uploading to the root)
• Code fences keep their original language (or as close as we can match it)
• Code fences are formatted properly
• Inline HTML is preserved
• (Optionally) Upload images that are memtioned in the HTML <img> tags.
• Markdown frontmatter is preserved
• Local image references will be uploaded from relative URLs
• Image alts are loaded as captions instead of as TextBlocks
• Handles nested lists properly
• Among other improvements...

• Every smartphone comes with a native note-taking app, but there are several other apps out there that can offer you extended functionalities. If you are an iOS user, then the App Store offers wide.
• Notion is a collaboration platform with. You don’t have to exit your workspace to switch to an external tool, or have to export/import every time you.
• So it seems other people have been having problems uploading Markdown to Notion.so. I had to do a bunch of bulk import so wrote a Python script using the wonderful notion-py to import Markdown better than Notion's importer. Hope any of you trying to do bulk import find this useful.

Supports Python 3.6+

Usage from CLI

• pip install md2notion
• Then run like python -m md2notion [token_v2] [page-url] [...markdown_path_glob_or_url]
• The markdown at the given path will be added as a new child to the Notion.so note at page-url

There are also some configuration options:

• --clear-previous: If a child of the note at page-url has the same name as what you're uploading, it will first be removed.
• --append: Instead of making a new child, it will append the markdown contents to the note at page-url
• --html-img: Upload images that are memtioned in the HTML <img> tags.

Usage from script

• pip install md2notion
• In your Python file:

If you need to process notion-py block descriptors after parsing from Markdown but before uploading, consider using convert and uploadBlock separately. Take a look at upload.py#upload() for more.

If you need to parse Markdown differently from the default, consider subclassing NotionPyRenderer (a BaseRenderer for mistletoe). You can then pass it to upload(..., notionPyRendererCls=NotionPyRenderer) as a parameter.

Example, Custom Hexo Importer

Here's an example that imports a Hexo blog (slghtly hacky).

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

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Notion Import Markdown

Notion supports Markdown – a syntax that lets you format text without having to reach for the mouse or worse … write in HTML. But what formatting options can Markdown execute, and how do you go about getting started? Let’s find out.

A Beginner’s Guide to Markdown

Markdown is one of the most widely used text formatting systems in the world, having been adopted by social networking services like Facebook and Reddit. The philosophy is simple: It makes text easy to format without using HTML.

Through the use of basic syntax, you can format your text as you type it. For instance, adding a ‘_’ before and after a word will underline it. That’s far more convenient than adding a messy tag to the HTML or using the mouse.

Best of all, Markdown converts to HTML flawlessly, without the need for additional software. Just copying a block of text that has been written using Markdown automatically stores it in your clipboard as HTML.

The benefit here is that Markdown text can be pasted just about anywhere and it will retain its formatting. This is useful when moving bodies of text between different pages in a Notion Workspace or importing text from elsewhere.

Supported Markdown Schema in Notion

So now you know what Markdown is, what type of formatting options can it be used to execute? The simple answer is just about everything you could possibly need – from bold and italics to headings and bulleted lists, they’re all included.

Bold

Add ** to either side of the word or phrase.

Italicized

Add * to either side of the word or phrase.

Strikethrough

Add ~ to either side of the word or phrase.

Bulleted List

Type * followed by a space to create a bulleted list.

Markdown Import File

Numbered List

Type 1. followed by a space to create a bulleted list.

Onenote Import Markdown

H1 Heading

Type # followed by a space to create an H1 heading.

H2 Heading

Markdown Import Image

Type ## followed by a space to create an H2 heading.

H3 Heading

Type ### followed by a space to create an H3 heading.

Quote Block

Notion Import Markdown Software

Type ” followed by a space to create a quote block.