Run it using: python run_smoke_test.py -page -token Example: Lock/Unlock A Page from notion.client import NotionClient # Obtain the `token_v2` value by inspecting your browser cookies on a logged-in session on Notion.so client = NotionClient ( token_v2 = "" ) # Replace this URL with the URL of the page or database you want to edit page = client. You can also see more examples in action in the smoke test runner.
NOTION BOARD VIEW FULL
See more examples of queries by setting up complex views in Notion, and then inspecting the full query: cv.get("query2"). Note: You can combine filter, aggregate, and sort. execute () print ( "Sorted results, showing most valuable first:", result ) title ) print ( "Parent of ] result = cv. Example: Traversing the block tree for child in page. The long-polling happens in a background daemon thread. By default (unless we instantiate NotionClient with monitor=False), we also subscribe to long-polling updates for any instantiated Record, so the local cache data for these Records should be automatically live-updated shortly after any data changes on the server. You can also manually refresh the data for a Record by calling the refresh method on it. If it doesn't find it, it retrieves it from the server. When you reference an attribute on a Record, we first look to that cache to retrieve the value. We keep a local cache of all data that passes through. You can get the URL for a block within a page by clicking "Copy Link" in the context menu for the block, and pass that URL into get_block as well. Note that pages themselves are just blocks, as are all the chunks of content on the page.
NOTION BOARD VIEW UPDATE
Many API operations return updating versions of a large number of associated records, which we use to update the store, so the data in Record instances may sometimes update without being explicitly requested.
get_block ( "" ) print ( "The old title is:", page.
NOTION BOARD VIEW INSTALL
Pip install notion from notion.client import NotionClient # Obtain the `token_v2` value by inspecting your browser cookies on a logged-in (non-guest) session on Notion.so client = NotionClient ( token_v2 = "" ) # Replace this URL with the URL of the page you want to edit page = client. Note: the latest version of notion-py requires Python 3.5 or greater. Read more about Notion and Notion-py on Jamie's blog Usage Quickstart for triggering actions, updating another API, etc) Callback system for responding to changes in Notion (e.g.Real-time reactive two-way data binding (changing Python object -> live updating of Notion UI, and vice-versa) (Note: Notion->Python automatic updating is currently broken and hence disabled by default call my_block.refresh() to update, in the meantime, while monitoring is being fixed).Local cache of data in a unified data store (Note: disk cache now disabled by default to enable, add enable_caching=True when initializing NotionClient).Automatic conversion between internal Notion formats and appropriate Python objects.Object-oriented interface (mapping database tables to Python classes/attributes).Unofficial Python 3 client for Notion.so API v3.