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Using Notion as a database for full-stack development is a powerful approach that combines Notion’s ease of use with its rich API for managing and displaying data, making it ideal for developing efficient personal websites or project management systems.
Preparation
- Sign up for Notion: Ensure you have a Notion account and have already created some database pages.
- Obtain Notion API Token: Go to the Notion Developer Page, create a new integration, and get the API Token.
Configuration Steps
Get Notion API Key
- Go to the Notion Integration Page, sign up or log in to your account. Access Notion Integration: https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations
- Create a New Integration:
- Click the “New integration” button
- Enter a name for the integration, such as “Travel Guide Website”
- Select the workspace
- After submitting, you will receive an “Internal Integration Token.” Save this token for future API calls.
Create a Notion Database
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Create a New Page:
- Open Notion, click “New Page” in the left menu to create a new page.
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Add a Database:
- In the new page, select “Table” to create a new database.
- Name this database “Blog.”
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Configure Database Columns:
- Title: Blog post title
- Content: Blog content
- Author: Author name
- Tags: Tags (multi-select)
- Published Date: Date of publication
- Cover Image: Cover image URL
- Status: Status (draft, published)
Share the Database with the Integration
- Open your Notion database page.
- Click the “Share” button in the top right.
- In the “Invite” field, enter the name of the integration you just created, or find it under the “connect” section.
- Click “Invite” to grant the integration access to the database.
Get the Database ID
- Open your Notion database page.
- Copy the database ID from the browser’s address bar. • The database ID appears in the URL right after “www.notion.so/”, for example, https://www.notion.so/yourworkspace/abcdefgh1234567890, where abcdefgh1234567890 is your database ID.
By following this guide, you’ll understand how to use Notion as a database for full-stack development. You can explore further integration techniques with Notion and other development tools to enhance the functionality and efficiency of your personal website or application.
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