Class Notion

constructor

• new Notion(identifier?: string): Notion

  Create new instance.

  Parameters

  • Optionalidentifier: string

  Returns Notion

OptionallastError

lastResponse

version

request

• request(
      settings: {
          data?: { [x: string]: string };
          headers?: { [x: string]: string };
          method: string;
          parameters?: { [x: string]: string };
          url: string;
      },
  ): HTTPResponse

  Execute a request against the Notion API. For successful requests, the HTTPResponse object will contain an object or array or objects decoded from the JSON returned by Notion as appropriate to the request made. Refer to Notion's API documentation for details about the expected parameters and responses. Drafts will handle wrapping the request in the appropriate OAuth authentication flow.

  Parameters

  • settings: {
        data?: { [x: string]: string };
        headers?: { [x: string]: string };
        method: string;
        parameters?: { [x: string]: string };
        url: string;
    }

    an object configuring the request.

    • Optionaldata?: { [x: string]: string }

      A JavaScript object containing data to be encoded into the HTTP body of the request. Refer to API documentation for appropriate information to include.

    • Optionalheaders?: { [x: string]: string }

      An object contain key-values to be added as custom headers in the request. There is no need to provide authorization headers, Drafts will add those. Drafts will automatically include required authentication and versioning headers.

    • method: string

      The HTTP method, like "GET", "POST", etc.

    • Optionalparameters?: { [x: string]: string }

      An object containing key-values to be added to the request as URL parameters.

    • url: string

      The full URL to the endpoint in the Notion REST API.

  Returns HTTPResponse

Staticcreate

• create(identifier: string): Notion

  Creates a new Notion object.

  Parameters

  • identifier: string

    Optional string value used to identify a Notion account. Typically this can be omitted if you only work with one Notion account in Drafts. Each unique identifier used for Notion accounts will share credentials - across both action steps and scripts.

  Returns Notion