notion-sdk-py VS Notion-and-Google-Calendar-2-Way-Sync

ramnes/notion-sdk-py: The official Notion API client library, but rewritten in Python! (sync + async) (github.com)

Now the problem is that the Notion API (I'm using https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py) is super slow... If the table have over 100 elements, the data needs to be retrieved in several API calls, which take ages (like 2 minutes from some of my tables...). Clearly, a chart that takes 2 minutes to load is unusable.

Maybe that's not the kind of answer you need, but you can automate this using the API. I'm no dev, and granted learning the API's syntax can be cumbersome, but with python-sdk-py that shouldn't be that hard.

For python https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py https://pypi.org/project/notion/

oh okay - I never had to use those b/c I used this library: https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py

I think the best source of examples for now is to look at the projects that already use the SDK.

Generate an image, upload it on any hosting service, and append an image block with notion-sdk-py. :)

Hey! People have been working on this idea here: https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py if you want to add on!

That's great! I too couldn't figure out the Javascript API so I ended up using the Python SDK (https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py) instead. I still ended up having to format lots of the requests like Javascript but it made things a little easier.

I am an IT student and this is my first big public project which is pretty cool. It can sync with notion and Google Cal and I was inspired by akarri2001/Notion-and-Google-Calendar-2-Way-Sync. Let me know if there are any improvements needed or how you feel about it! : )

The urlRoot that you can obtain from opening one of the tasks in your database and copy the shareable link. Example: https://www.notion.so/Demo-Event-1-1c6e3dd13df04ee6a2ea6eb40fb7a171. From this link, you can also see the structure of the table base that is required. It is similar to what was described here but note the column name changes.

The code is fully based on https://github.com/akarri2001/Notion-and-Google-Calendar-2-Way-Sync I just repackaged it into a docker image. u/gulabjamun01 I appreciate your work.

Yup! The line on 583 on the script shows how I connect with the Google Calendar API to extract up to 2000 events from the Google Calendar, given that the events start AFTER the current time that the code is being run.

You should break these out into issues so the kittens can be herded. https://github.com/akarri2001/Notion-and-Google-Calendar-2-Way-Sync/issues