clip-to-notion
| Crates.io | clip-to-notion |
| lib.rs | clip-to-notion |
| version | 0.1.1 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2024-08-14 18:52:32.703335 |
| updated_at | 2024-08-14 18:52:32.703335 |
| description | Efficiently fetch the title and metadata from a URL and tidily organize them into a Notion database. |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/tetzng/clip-to-notion |
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Teppei Taguchi (tetzng)
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README
Clip to Notion (ctn)
ctn is a command-line tool designed to efficiently fetch the title and metadata from any URL and tidily organize them into your Notion workspace. By extracting key information such as titles and Open Graph tags, ctn streamlines the process of saving and managing online content directly within your Notion database.
Prerequisites
- Notion API key.
- A Notion database set up for clipping, with the following properties:
- Name: Type
title - URL: Type
url - Description: Type
text - Tags: Type
multi-select(only needed if using the--tagsoption)
- Name: Type
Installation
To install ctn, ensure you have Rust and Cargo installed, then run:
make install
This will compile the project and install the ctn binary to your Cargo bin path.
Usage
Before using ctn, make sure to initialize your configuration file:
ctn init
Follow the prompts to enter your Notion API key and database ID.
To clip a URL to your Notion database, use:
ctn run <url> --tags <tag1,tag2,...>
Example
ctn run https://example.com --tags article,tech
Configuration
The configuration file is stored at ~/.config/clip-to-notion/config.toml. It contains your Notion API key and database ID.