An unofficial Notion renderer

Features · Install · Docs · Examples · Credits

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Features

🎯 Accurate – Results are almost identical

🎨 Custom Styles – Styles are easily adaptable. Optional styles included

🔮 Syntax-Highlighting – Beautiful themeable code highlighting using Prism.js

🌎 SSR / Static Generation Support – Functions to work with NuxtJS and other frameworks

Install

Warning This is the documentation for the upcoming Vue 3 compatible release of vue-notion. For the Vue 2 version, check out the vue2 branch.

Vue

npm install vue-notion@3.0.0-beta.1

NuxtJS Module

Check out the /example folder for a full working example using Nuxt 3.

Docs

Note Potentially outdated -- 3.0.0 docs are a work-in-progress

• NotionRenderer: docs/
• Syntax-Highlighting in Code Blocks (with Prism.js): docs/
• Notion API: docs/
• Nuxt: docs/

Check out a full working demo at vue-notion.now.sh ✨ The code for the demo is in example/.

Examples

These examples use a simple wrapper around the notion-api-worker to access the Notion page data. It is also possible to store a page received from the Notion API in .json and use it without the async/await part.

Use the getPageBlocks and getPageTable methods with caution! They are based on the private Notion API. We can NOT guarantee that it will stay stable. The private API is warpped by notion-api-worker. If you use these methods a lot, please consider hosting you own instance, as described in docs#notion-api.

Basic Example for Vue

This example is a part of example/ and is hosted at vue-notion.now.sh/vue.

<template>
  <NotionRenderer :blockMap="blockMap" fullPage />
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { NotionRenderer, getPageBlocks } from "vue-notion";

export default {
  components: { NotionRenderer },
  data: () => ({ blockMap: null }),
  async created() {
    // get Notion blocks from the API via a Notion pageId
    this.blockMap = await getPageBlocks("8c1ab01960b049f6a282dda64a94afc7");
  },
};
</script>

<style>
/* optional Notion-like styles */
@import "vue-notion/src/styles.css";
</style>

Basic Example for NuxtJS

This example is a part of example/ and is hosted at vue-notion.now.sh/nuxt. The page assumes a Nuxt plugin in ~/plugins/vue-notion.js that registers via the useNuxtApp hook.

<template>
  <NotionRenderer :blockMap="blockMap" fullPage />
</template>

<script lang="ts" setup>
const { $notion } = useNuxtApp();

// use Notion module to get Notion blocks from the API via a Notion pageId
const { data: blockMap } = useAsyncData("page_nuxt", () =>
  $notion.getPageBlocks("8c1ab01960b049f6a282dda64a94afc7")
);
</script>

<style>
@import "vue-notion/src/styles.css"; /* optional Notion-like styles */
</style>

Sites using vue-notion 🌎

List of pages that are using this library.

• HelpKit — Build Knowledge Bases in Notion
• StorePreviewer — Preview and optimize your app store presence
• Dominik Sobe's Personal Site
• Bersihin Tech
• Wisata Diary
• AymaneMx's Blog
• Notaku — Build docs and blog websites from Notion pages
• ...if you're using vue-notion, we'd be happy to feature you here

Supported Blocks

Most common block types are supported. We happily accept pull requests to add support for the missing blocks.

Block Type	Supported	Notes
Text	✅ Yes
Heading	✅ Yes
Image	✅ Yes
Image Caption	✅ Yes
Bulleted List	✅ Yes
Numbered List	✅ Yes
Quote	✅ Yes
Callout	✅ Yes
Column	✅ Yes
iframe	✅ Yes
Video	✅ Yes	Only embedded videos
Divider	✅ Yes
Link	✅ Yes
Code	✅ Yes
Web Bookmark	✅ Yes
Toggle List	✅ Yes
Page Links	✅ Yes
Cover	✅ Yes	Enable with fullPage
Equations	✅ Yes
Checkbox	✅ Yes
Simple Tables	✅ Yes
Databases	❌ Not planned
Table Of Contents	❌ Not planned

Please, feel free to open an issue if you notice any important blocks missing or anything wrong with existing blocks.

Credits

• Jannik Siebert – vue-notion Code

• Dominik Sobe – vue-notion Inspiration, Debugging

• vue-notion Contributors 💕

• Tobias Lins – react-notion Idea, Code

• Timo Lins – react-notion Code, Documentation

• samwightt – react-notion Inspiration & API Typings

• react-notion Contributors 💕

• Big thanks to NuxtJS for being awesome!

License ⚖️

MIT © Jannik Siebert