Cache pages' blocks locally

[Skaant]

In order to save hundreds/thousands calls to the Notion API, we'd like to cache pages' blocks query locally, based on the pages' last_edited_time property.

• [ ] After each database content queries, re-write the formatted pages result inside a file.

  • Page result should only hold id and last_edited_time properties.
  • File name should hold the --new prefix, in order to compare with previous cached list.

• [ ] Before pages' blocks queries, look for an existing database's pages cache file and identify pages which has been updated since the last run.

  • Cached file name should hold --old prefix.

• [ ] Run a pages' blocks query for every updated pages.

• [ ] After the pages' blocks queries, write a single file for every page + blocks objects.

  • A file should simply be named after page id.

• [ ] Delete --old file, and rename the --new one to --old.

• [ ] Load all cached pages and run the createPage routine for all of them.

[Skaant]

Improvements directions :

• Use the createPage routine only on updated pages to reduce amount of files having to be deployed ?
  • Should be used only on production build ?