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Combining efforts on a Gridsome plugin for Notion #1

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srcrip opened this issue Jan 15, 2022 · 1 comment
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Combining efforts on a Gridsome plugin for Notion #1

srcrip opened this issue Jan 15, 2022 · 1 comment

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srcrip commented Jan 15, 2022

Hi,

I've been working on another Notion plugin for Gridsome for a while. Just pushed it up to GH, cause I didn't want to until it was perfect, but I saw you had the NPM name now. It's at: https://github.com/sevensidedmarble/gridsome-source-notion

Perhaps we can pool our efforts towards this in some way? I'd really like to get what I have up under the NPM name that matches the format for other source plugins (gridsome-source-x) that you have registered, but if not I'd have to just release it under something slightly different.

Perhaps thats a rude request, so apologies if so. I totally understand if you do not want to.

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srcrip commented Jan 23, 2022

Now that I'm revisiting my Gridsome projects, I'm realizing my interests are actually waning on Gridsome overall (in favor of SvelteKit maybe, I don't know what). I'm only using it for a blog, and I just don't need the power of the GraphQL driven CMS.

I'm probably taking a different course, but I will link my project if you want to take any ideas from it: https://github.com/sevensidedmarble/gridsome-notion-source

It takes a slightly different approach, instead of using the exporter it tries to model Database, Pages, and Blocks all together. The only extant problem is I hadn't figured out how to model an array of pages in each db and an array of blocks in each page, cause I made all the nodes while traversing through each, so I wasn't sure how to go back and then add the child references if that makes sense.

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