This action will scan all of the Github repositories available to the provided token and update their information in the specified Notion database.

First, you need to have an integration access token - which you can get from https://www.notion.so/my-integrations after creating an integration. Give the integration a friendly name like 'Github Actions'.

By default integrations cant access any contentm so you you must share your database with the integration you created earlier to be able to access it!

This action expects a Notion database with the following properties:

• Name: text
• Description: text
• Kind: select
• URL: url
• Segment: select
• Team: select
• Tags: multi_select
• Visibility: select
• Language: select
• Status: select
• Updated: date

It looks like this after it has run:

This is typically deployed as a scheduled action:

name: Catalog
on:
  schedule:
    - cron:  '30 5 * * *'
  workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
  catalog:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
     - name: Notion github catalog     
       uses: infinitaslearning/notion-github-catalog@main        
       with:          
         github_owner: infinitaslearning
         github_token: ${{ secrets.PAT_GITHUB_TOKEN }}
         notion_token: ${{ secrets.NOTION_TOKEN }}
         database: 2b26b4290cc84d95ad3e93c3255277a1    
         repository_type: all
         catalog_file: catalog-info.yaml

To get the database ID, simply browse to it, click on the '...' in Notion, and get a 'Copy link'. The GUID at the end of the URL is the id, this works on both embedded and full page databases.

Assumes you have @vercel/ncc installed globally. After changes ensure you npm run build, commit and then submit a PR.

For the tests to run you need to have the environment variables set for GITHUB_TOKEN, NOTION_TOKEN and NOTION_DATABASE.