Paperpile Notion 0.3.5 | GitLocker.com Product

Description:

paperpilenotion 0.3.5

Paperpile Notion Integration
NOTE: This is a not an official Paperpile integration.
This is a Python CLI to manually sync your articles in Paperpile to a Notion database.
Optionally, you may sync an authors database as well.
NOTE: This will only be maintained if Paperpile doesn't integrate directly
with Notion. They have expressed interest, here.
This is a :construction: work in progress. This isn't production-ready software, so it
may be contain edge-cases not present in the BibTeX's we have tested. Please feel
free to open issues if you encounter any bugs.
Usage
The documentation site contains a thorough walk-through to setup a GitHub-based
sync service which just requires some initial configuration.
Installation
You can pip install paperpile-notion, preferably in a virtual environment.
pip install paperpile-notion

Requirements
To use paperpile-notion, you'll need a few things:

A JSON export from Paperpile. You can retrieve this by going to "Settings >
Export > Export to JSON".
A configuration file, similar to what you'll find in
docs/config.yml. Currently, we do not support venues, but it is
planned.
Your Article database URL, which you can copy directly from your browser.
(optional) Your Author database URL, copied in a similar way as above.
Your token_v2 (detailed below) OR your email/password (never stored by
paperpile-notion).

NOTE: Your Article database must have the following columns:

Name
Type
Description

ID
text
An ID issued by Paperpile which can be used to uniquely identify papers, feel free to hide the column in Notion once created.

Status
select
Your reading status. Can be fully customized in your config.yml.

Authors
multi_select OR relation
The paper's authors. If you have an Author database, use the relation type otherwise a multi_select.

URL
url
A link to the paper in Paperpile.

Fields
multi_select
The [sub-]fields the paper belongs to.

Methods
multi_select
The methods/tools used in the paper.

Usage
As we use notion-py, we are limited by their support for either an
email/password login OR your TOKEN_V2. Your token_v2 may be retrieved from
your [notion.so][notion] cookies.

Using your token_v2 (recommended)
Using your email/password

Using your token_v2 (recommended)
You have two ways to supply your token_v2 to paperpile-notion:

(preferred) You may store it in an environment variable called
NOTION_TOKEN_V2, which will be read by paperpile-notion.
OR you may pass your token in using the --token <token_v2> flag.

# Using NOTION_TOKEN_V2
$ paperpile-notion update-db --refs <YOUR_JSON>.json

# Using --token ...
$ paperpile-notion --token <token_v2> update-db --refs <YOUR_JSON>.json

Using your email/password
You will be prompted each time for your Notion email/password login.
paperpile-notion update-db --refs <YOUR_JSON>.json

Example output
When adding, adding a new paper to the database:

Example resulting database on Notion: