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Monitor your modules and repositories from Notion
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Monitor your modules and repositories from Notion

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# notion-board



Monitor your Node.js modules and repositories from a [Notion] page!



[![status board on notion](./images/preview.png)](./images/preview.png)



## How it works



This project is a GitHub Action that exports a set of data gathered from GitHub and NPM to publish it your [Notion].



Doing so you will be able to monitor and filter your Node.js modules and repositories from a single page and much more.  

Here an example of the [Fastify organization's status board](https://eomm.notion.site/7a064537ee794af698684df68e215b54?v=a660ff01ca5344769a5f2b1a1c4eeda4)!



The collected data are:



- GitHub repository name

- NPM downloads per month

- GitHub stars

- GitHub topics

- Number of open issues, optionally filtered by labels

- Number of open pull requests

- Latest version published on NPM

- Checkbox to mark archived repositories

- Direct link to the repository

- Direct link to the NPM page

- NPM package size in bytes

- Last commit date

- Last edited date



Here is a sample [database template] it will be used to store the data.



> **Note**  

> The project is still in early development and the data exported are not yet customizable nor configurable.  

> I aim to make this application available from the [Notion Connections](https://www.notion.so/integrations/all) marketplace.



### How it works in details



This GitHub Action will:



- Create all the missing columns into the Notion database

- Fetch the list of repositories from GitHub using the provided `github-repository-query` input. You can test the query on [GitHub Search]

- For each repository will check if it's a Node.js module and if it's published on NPM collecting additional data

- Read the Notion database and update the existing rows or create new ones



#### Known behaviors



- Unrecognized columns will be **untouched**

- If the row's data is not changed, the row will not be updated to minimize the API calls



## Usage



To install this GitHub Action, you need to create a new GitHub repository and add a `.github/workflows/notion-board.yml` file with the following content:



```yml

name: Notion Board



on:

  workflow_dispatch: # Allow manual trigger to force the update

  schedule:

    - cron: "0 12 * * *" # Sync it "Everyday at 12:00 UTC (5:00 PT)" https://crontab.guru/#0_12_*_*_*



jobs:

  update-notion-board:

    runs-on: ubuntu-latest



    steps:

      - name: Update Notion

        uses: Eomm/notion-board@v0

        with:

          github-repository-query: user:Eomm is:public # Replace with your query eg: "org:fastify"

          notion-token: ${{ secrets.NOTION_TOKEN }}

          notion-database-id: ${{ secrets.NOTION_DATABASE_ID }}

```



### How to configure Notion



In order to use this GitHub Action, you need to create:



1. A notion integration token to allow the GitHub Action to update the database

2. An empty notion database to store the data



#### Create the Notion API token



To get the token, you must follow the [official Notion documentation][1] to create the required resources.  

Note that you must add the following `Capabilities` to the integration:



- _Read content_: to read the database and skip the unchanged rows

- _Update content_: to update existing rows, minimizing the payload

- _Insert content_: to insert new rows



#### Create the Notion database



To create the database, you can follow the [official Notion documentation][2] or follow this quick guide:



Step | Description

--- | ---

![](./images/step-1.png) | Create an empty page

![](./images/step-2.png) | Create an empty inline database

![](./images/step-3.png) | Add to the page, the connection you created to get the API token

![](./images/step-4.png) | Share the database link to get a link that [contains the ID][3]

Last step | Add the database ID to the GitHub Action secrets



> **Note**  

> The Action will add to the database all the necessary columns.

> If you rename the columns or change the column's type, the columns will be added again.

> So, **right now you can't change the columns' name** or type.



## Inputs



| Input | Description | Required | Default |

| --- | --- | --- | --- |

| `github-repository-query` | The GitHub repository query to fetch the repositories to monitor. You can test the query on [GitHub Search] | Yes | |

| `github-issue-labels`     | Filter the issues counter by labels. Example: `good first issue` | No | |

| `notion-token`            | The Notion API key to use to update the database | Yes | |

| `notion-database-id`      | The Notion database ID to update | Yes | |

| `github-token`            | The GitHub token to use to fetch the repositories | No | `${{github.token}}` |

| `delete-additional-rows`  | Delete Notion database's rows if they are not present in the GitHub query. | No | `true` |

| `log-level`               | The log level to use | No | `info` |



## License



Copyright [Manuel Spigolon](https://github.com/Eomm), Licensed under [MIT](./LICENSE).



  [1]: https://developers.notion.com/docs/create-a-notion-integration#step-1-create-an-integration

  [2]: https://developers.notion.com/docs/create-a-notion-integration#step-2-share-a-database-with-your-integration

  [3]: https://developers.notion.com/docs/create-a-notion-integration#step-3-save-the-database-id

  [database template]: https://eomm.notion.site/repository-name-259756cfa17b4ec18f2a9d3e6f66c562

  [Notion]: https://www.notion.so/

  [GitHub Search]: https://github.com/search/