Easy-to-use arXiv clipper for Notion based on Notion API (original repo: https://github.com/denkiwakame/arxiv2notion MIT License)
Download extensions: Chrome, Safari, Firefox
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to multi-select
to fully leverage the search/filter in notion
+ New integration
Share
-> Invite
Alternatively, you can follow the following steps to create database from scratch in notion
chrome://extensions
in the URL bar
load unpacked
in developer modeSafari
> Preferences
> Advanced
> check "Show Develop menu in menu bar"Menu bar
> Develop
> check "Allow Unsigned Extensions"arxiv2notionplus.safari.zip
and click arxiv2notion
applicationSafari
> Preferences
> Extensions
)about:debugging
in the URL bar
This Firefox
Load Temporary Add-on
arxiv2notionplus.firefox.zip
arxiv2notionplus.chrome.crx
in the unzipped folderOptions
https://www.notion.so/my-integrations/internal/${integration-id}
integration id
and click on +
button.Manage Extension
Always Allow on Every Website
(or allow always allow extension for arxiv.org
) - you will see some warnings on the icon if this step is not conducted; you can also grant the permission there ;)preferences
to enter a new page and copy integration id (not the secret token!)integration id
and click on +
button.Manage Extension
preferences
tab and copy integration id (not the secret token!)integration id
and click on +
button.If your entered id is valid, you can see the following callback messages.
In order to avoid storing Notion API key directoly onto chrome local storage,
arxiv2notion requests API token on-demand via integration ID when you are logged in.
Note that you must be logged in to notion.so when you use this extension.
integration id | successful connection messages |
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$ git clone https://github.com/wangjksjtu/arxiv2notionplus.git
$ npm install
$ npm run build
$ npm run watch # debug locally
$ npm run pack # packaging to zip
This repo makes some small enhancements on parsing the authors/publication dates in arxiv pages. Thanks to Mai Nishimura for the awesome arxiv2notion repo!