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Editing existing database pages #12751

Open gabrieles02 opened 1 month ago

gabrieles02 commented 1 month ago

Extension

https://www.raycast.com/notion/notion

Description

Hi, I started using the Create Database Page command a lot lately, and something that I'm missing and still have to go to the app for is editing existing pages. I love the interface of the Create Database Page command, as well as its functionality, and I'd love for it to be implemented in a command that will allow to search for a specific page in a database, and then edit different properties. I tried creating such extension, but failed miserably since I am not a developer and have no clue how to code...

Who will benefit from this feature?

Everyone who has a need to update/edit existing database pages.

Anything else?

No response

raycastbot commented 1 month ago

Thank you for opening this issue!

🔔 @HenriChabrand @mathieudutour @metakirby5 @thomaslombart @erics118 @bkeys818 @AlexIsMaking @Yakitrak @tleo19 @dariuszpaluch you might want to have a look.

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thomaslombart commented 1 month ago

Thanks for the feature request. Would you like to work on it?

gabrieles02 commented 1 month ago

I have no coding experience so I don't see how, but I can definitely try.

bkeys818 commented 1 month ago

This feature already exists, but it's kind of buried. Here's how to use it:

  1. Run the Search Notion command.
  2. Search for a database and choose the Navigate to Database action.
    • This will bring you to a list of the database's pages.
  3. Use the Edit Property... action on a page.

I'll look into making the Edit Property... action accessible from the root of Search Notion.