RSS to Notion

A Go application that automatically syncs feeds to a Notion database. It fetches feeds in parallel, converts HTML content to Markdown, and creates pages in your Notion database while avoiding duplicates.

Features

• Supports RSS, Atom and JSONFeed
• Parallel processing of multiple feeds
• HTML to Markdown conversion until we find a way to support Notion's RichText
• Duplicate entry detection
• Rate limiting to respect Notion API limits
• YAML configuration file support

Prerequisites

• Go 🐹
• A Notion account and integration API key
• A Notion database to store the feeds entries

Setup

1. Create a Notion integration:

   • Go to https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
   • Click "New integration"
   • Give it a name, choose Type "Internal" and associate it with your workspace
   • Save the API key

2. Create a Notion database:

   • Create a new database in Notion
   • Add the following properties:
     • Name (title)
     • URL (url)
     • Published (date)
   • Share the database with your integration
   • Copy the database ID from the URL (the part after the workspace name and before the question mark)

3. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/virtualroot/rss-to-notion
   cd rss-to-notion

4. Create a feeds.yaml configuration file:

   feeds:
      - https://example.com/blog.rss
      - https://example.org/feed.atom
      - https://blog.example.net/feed.xml
   notion_db_id: "your-database-id"
   notion_api_key: "your-integration-api-key"

5. Build and run:

   go build
   ./rss-to-notion

Configuration

The feeds.yaml file supports the following options:

• feeds: List of RSS feed URLs to monitor
• notion_db_id: Your Notion database ID
• notion_api_key: Your Notion API integration token

Rate Limiting

The application implements rate limiting of 3 requests per second to comply with Notion's API guidelines.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.