Notation - Convert markdown documentation to Notion pages seamlessly

Notation Convert markdown documentation to Notion pages seamlessly

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#documentation
#Markdown
#notion
#git
#repository
#Publishing

What is Notation?

Notation is an innovative documentation management tool that bridges the gap between code repositories and Notion workspaces. It allows developers to write documentation in markdown format and automatically publish it to Notion, maintaining a single source of truth within the codebase while leveraging Notion's powerful features.

The tool emphasizes simplicity and integration with existing development workflows, eliminating the need for separate documentation management. Once content is published to Notion, users can take advantage of Notion's AI capabilities, robust search functionality, and flexible formatting options while having the option to keep documentation private or publish it as a public website.

Features

Markdown Integration: Supports headers, paragraphs, code blocks, lists, tables, and links
Directory Structure Support: Maintains hierarchy with subpages and sub-subpages
Flexible Deployment: Options for internal, public Notion pages, or full website deployment
Custom Page Formatting: Supports custom titles and emoji icons for pages
Intro Page Support: Special handling for intro.md files
Version Control Integration: Documentation remains in sync with code repository
Notion AI Integration: Access to Notion's AI and search capabilities
CLI Interface: Simple command-line tool for documentation shipping

Use Cases

Technical documentation management
Internal team documentation
Public API documentation
Project documentation
Knowledge base creation
Development workflow documentation

FAQs

What markdown features does Notation support?

Notation supports headers, paragraphs, code blocks, ordered and unordered lists, tables, links, images (hosted externally), relative page links, and arbitrary directory structure.
How do I configure Notation?

Create a Notation.toml file in ~/.notation/ with your Notion secret and parent page name. The configuration file needs to include the notion secret and parent page title.