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enex2notion currently adds block by block of content, making it quite slow.
While reading the Notion API docs I found that Pages/Database entries can be created with all blocks defined in the children property all at once.
I imagine there must be a limitation for this method, since it was not used by the library.
So, what about creating a --fast mode that predefines all blocks in only one Page/DB creation request? If there are limtation we can just list them in the documentation.
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It would be really nice to hear from author why this API is not being used (POST https://api.notion.com/v1/pages as far as I understand).
Could be a good candidate for a community PR if author thinks that is reasonable direction to go, but simply does not have time/interest in making it done.
PS. I am not a big note taker but migrating my notes is taking me more than 12h already (and it is about half completed).
I am planning to switch to the official API later. Currently it has some limitations, most notably it lacks a file upload function which will prevent users from uploading notes with pictures and files.
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enex2notion currently adds block by block of content, making it quite slow.
While reading the Notion API docs I found that Pages/Database entries can be created with all blocks defined in the
children
property all at once.I imagine there must be a limitation for this method, since it was not used by the library.
So, what about creating a
--fast
mode that predefines all blocks in only one Page/DB creation request? If there are limtation we can just list them in the documentation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: