I have my own import script handy until @readwise supports an official integration for importing @raindrop_io highlights. Check out my solution (and script) here https://t.co/MwVS8HvtNZ #readwise#raindropio
@alfredapp I see that there is a "Legendary supporter" status as part of this license upgrade. Is this a one-time thing for this time period, or could a Mega supporter with a donation later on get the same?
Check out my custom @NotionHQ iOS widget, built using @scriptableapp, iOS Shortcuts and a notion-py server. https://t.co/UUx7E6HGeD. It allows you to view the contents of a page/database with the ability to add/delete blocks.
@jswright61 Glad you liked the article :)
The 'include' bit you mention is that like the #3 solution I presented? If so I think that is a good solution. You have a reusable object (class/module) you can use in different tasks.
@FlickType curious could FlickType be used in shortcuts on the Apple Watch to grab input? Seems like it would have to be a separate action instead of the βAsk for inputβ?
@senior I wrote about my solution here: https://t.co/aKJ65NE8Lc. Basically a device with a restricted Google Calendar view on the wall. I've also done an IFTTT solution as well for a LED light outside my office.
@peripatew Hey @peripatew, I've not dug into the raw HTTP aspects of adding new pages to a table, unfortunately. I've just made use of the baked-in functionality within notion-py. Good luck!
@r00k I would love to see some Slack Status hook-in with @PairWithTuple. Just to give others a heads up that I'm pairing with someone else. An automatic way of handling this would be amazing (very much like how the macOS Do Not Disturb mode is enabled in a pairing).
@michaelwoodruff@alfredapp@NotionHQ Looked through the code and it seems legit. Overall looks like a good approach to working with the search API that notion itself uses. The code is just making use of that API call.
@r00k If you have an Apple Watch, then Auto Sleep is perfect. No need to tell it when you sleep as it infers it all using the metrics it has. You can still fine-tweak the capture though. https://t.co/zXSLZuBIqD
@fortelabs@NotionHQ This seems to have resonated well some people: https://t.co/OZDXt0nMLa.
I've also written a lot more on Notion and using its unofficial API to further enhance my usage: https://t.co/0CFU0m8XYK.
@brownmestizo@NotionHQ@brownmestizo Unfortunately, nothing natively built-in to Notion for that at the moment. You could probably use an unofficial API running on a time period to somehow manage this, although that sounds a bit more complex ;)
@brownmestizo@NotionHQ@brownmestizo I stopped using Todoist in favour of my own template now. I did miss the ability to integrate my Notion tasks with other tools (i.e., Google Assistant and Alfred), although I overcame that with my own solutions (as noted in subsequent blog posts I made).
@James33120358@NotionHQ Hmm, yeah the 404 is interesting since it means that the request cannot find the application's route. I would make sure you have the heroku url correctly specified in your IFTTT applets. Let me know how that goes. Also is it just add_task?
I want to share how I integrate my Weekly Notion Setup with #GoogleAssistant. It provides a ubiquitous way to interact with @NotionHQ β’ Integrating Notion with Google Assistant β’ https://t.co/efx2gMY2d0
@Klaudioz@alfredapp@NotionHQ Oh I didn't know that compression to zip and renaming it works. Neat. Well glad that you got a path for it. If there are additional issues, just drop an issue in the repo and I'll see to helping out where I can.
See how I use @alfredapp and @NotionHQ together to minimize my context switching when working with my Weekly Notion Setup β’ Integrating Notion with Alfred β’ https://t.co/I4DhIFBlLv
@Klaudioz@alfredapp@NotionHQ I recommend following the README in the repository. You have to modify the source code anyways for the configurations. In the repository you have the raw workflow file that Alfred will understand. The repository as a whole can be placed in the Alfred workflow directory.