Support for external_object_instance / eoi

[julbrs]

Hello!

I am using this tool because of the fantastic nextjs-starter provided by Trevis 😇

I am digging a bit and I found that it's now possible in Notion to directly link a github repository with a specific block.

See an example here on this public page, last block of the page:

https://julb.notion.site/How-it-s-built-4ad0d992a4614b83854eff2fff616de6

I think it's this specific feature: https://www.notion.so/releases/2021-11-02

Currently react-notion-x in version 4.16.0 is showing this in the console:

Unsupported type external_object_instance {
  "id": "5c9d21aa-1590-4833-8b8b-c56c61f948cb",
  "version": 2,
  "type": "external_object_instance",
  "format": {
    "domain": "github.com",
    "original_url": "https://github.com/julbrs/julbrs-portfolio"
  },
  "created_time": 1645325640000,
  "last_edited_time": 1645325640000,
  "parent_id": "4ad0d992-a461-4b83-854e-ff2fff616de6",
  "parent_table": "block",
  "alive": true,
  "created_by_table": "notion_user",
  "created_by_id": "fe8f8e22-1e7a-46a0-917f-9bffcfefa48c",
  "last_edited_by_table": "notion_user",
  "last_edited_by_id": "fe8f8e22-1e7a-46a0-917f-9bffcfefa48c",
  "space_id": "6e44bb65-c347-4378-bc39-54d788c3b429"
}

The same page contains also the following:

Unsupported type link_to_page {
  "id": "56333ce3-3b1b-4b83-8a9d-cd06e7f6dc17",
  "version": 3,
  "type": "link_to_page",
  "created_time": 1645324310686,
  "last_edited_by": "fe8f8e22-1e7a-46a0-917f-9bffcfefa48c",
  "last_edited_time": 1645324260000,
  "parent_id": "4ad0d992-a461-4b83-854e-ff2fff616de6",
  "parent_table": "block",
  "alive": true,
  "created_by_table": "notion_user",
  "created_by_id": "fe8f8e22-1e7a-46a0-917f-9bffcfefa48c",
  "last_edited_by_table": "notion_user",
  "last_edited_by_id": "fe8f8e22-1e7a-46a0-917f-9bffcfefa48c",
  "space_id": "6e44bb65-c347-4378-bc39-54d788c3b429"
}

But I don't know what it is!

[julbrs]

Hello,

I am working on a PR to support external_object_instance (at least for github objects). I am planning to use GitHub API in order to retrieve some elements from the linked repository (like avatar, last updated time, etc).