Query notion to determine which pages are public and private.
Create a token here: https://www.notion.so/my-integrations.
Then, connect your top level pages with this integration (on each page, click 3 dots in top right corner, click add connections, choose this integration). Only top level pages need to be connected because their children will also be connected.
# https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
export NOTION_INTEGRATION_TOKEN=XYZ
# install python packages
pip install -r requirements.txt
# find all notion items
python dump.py
# find parent items for blocks
python blocks.py
# build tree for all notion items
python all.py
# optional: manually determine whether notion items are public or private
python private.py
# build tree
python tree.pyI have no idea why, but the first time I used dump.py,
every single item contained non-null public_url, so I thought that wouldn't
be usable as an indicator of publicity. Therefore, I wrote private.py which
will perform an HTTP HEAD on the URL and if it 404s, it is private. However,
now when I run dump.py, the private items have public_url of null!
tree.py is designed to handle both cases.