Querying a page

Using retrievePage

As already shown in the Using NotionQuery section, you can easily query a Notion page using the NotionQuery class. Here is a quick example:

import { NotionQuery } from '@wanner.work/notion'

const query = new NotionQuery(process.env.NOTION_SECRET)

const {
  page,
  data
} = await query.retrievePage('the-id-of-the-page')

This will return the transformed page data, which you can then use with the Notion component to render the content in your React application, as well as the page information including properties.

Using retrievePageInformation and retrievePageData

If you only need the page information or only the page data, you can also use the retrievePageInformation or retrievePageData methods respectively:

import { NotionQuery } from '@wanner.work/notion'

const query = new NotionQuery(process.env.NOTION_SECRET)

const page = await query.retrievePageInformation('the-id-of-the-page')
const data = await query.retrievePageData('the-id-of-the-page')

The retrievePage method is just a convenient wrapper around these two methods to fetch both in one call and do it in parallel.