Create a No-Code API to Effortlessly Export a Notion Page to HTML

Create a No-Code API to Effortlessly Export a Notion Page to HTML

September 7, 2023
5
minutes read
API, Notion, HTML, Webhook

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Notion page to HTML using API

Learn how to create an API for exporting your private Notion pages to HTML using Byteline's powerful workflow automation tools. This API can be integrated into your applications, allowing you to retrieve HTML content for your Notion pages with ease.

To access your Notion page through Byteline, you must establish a secure Notion connection within the platform.

How it works?

Byteline offers Notion - Page to HTML action node, which can be easily configured by an expression referencing your Notion page ID. This node enables you to extract the HTML content of your desired Notion page. To call this node from an API, you can incorporate this node into a Byteline workflow triggered by a Webhook. This way, you can invoke the API to retrieve the HTML content. Below is a visual representation of this workflow.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Click "Create flow"

Screenshot of: Click "Create flow"

2. Select Webhook as the trigger node.

Screenshot of: Select **Webhook** as the trigger node.

3. Click on the Webhook trigger edit button.

Screenshot of: Click on the Webhook trigger edit button.

4. Click the copy button to capture the flow trigger URL. Note: You''ll also eventually use this URL to get the HTML.

Screenshot of: Click the **copy** button to capture the flow trigger URL. **Note**: You''ll also eventually use this URL to get the HTML.

5. Click "Register body format now" and make a POST API call to this URL to specify the request data format. You should ideally call it from the tool from where you need to retrieve the HTML.

Screenshot of: Click "Register body format now" and make a POST API call to this URL to specify the request data format. You should ideally call it from the tool from where you need to retrieve the HTML.

6. After the API call, the message will change to "Input structure recorded".

Screenshot of: After the API call, the message will change to "Input structure recorded".

7. Click "Save"

Screenshot of: Click "Save"

8. Now hit the Add button to insert "Notion - Page to HTML" node.

Screenshot of: Now hit the **Add** button to insert "**Notion - Page to HTML**" node.

9. Click "Notion - Page to HTML"

Screenshot of: Click "Notion - Page to HTML"

10. Click Edit icon to configure the node.

Screenshot of: Click Edit icon to configure the node.

11. Click in the "Notion Page ID" textbox to display the variable selector.

Screenshot of: Click in the "Notion Page ID" textbox to display the variable selector.

12. Click the field representing your page ID. The variable selector shows the data that you sent from your tool.

Screenshot of: Click the field representing your page ID. The variable selector shows the data that you sent from your tool.

13. Click "Test run"

Screenshot of: Click "Test run"

14. Review the results and Click "Set flow to live." Now, you can get the HTML by making an API call to the captured URL from the Webhook trigger.

Screenshot of: Review the results and Click "Set flow to live." Now, you can get the HTML by making an API call to the captured URL from the Webhook trigger.

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How can I use it?

This feature is generally available and you can start using it from the Byteline Console at https://console.byteline.io/