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Notion Ruby Mapping Public API Reference
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self.new
creates a TableOfContentsBlock
object. color
is an optional parameter.
b = TableOfContents.new "green_background"
b.block_json
# => {"type"=>"table_of_contents", "object"=>"block", "table_of_contents"=>{"color"=>"green_background"}}
$\fbox{implemented in Block}$
save
updates the Block object with update block API
. The updated object has block information generated from the JSON response.
block = Block.find "899e342cec84415f9ff86225704cbb75" # Notion API call
block.url = "<https://www.apple.com/>"
block.save
# => #<NotionRubyMapping::Block:...> # updated Block object
Block.find(id, dry_run: true)
creates a shell script using Retrieve a block API for verification.
block = Block.find "899e342cec84415f9ff86225704cbb75" # Notion API call
block.url = "<https://www.apple.com/>"
block.save dry_run: true
# =>
# curl -X PATCH '<https://api.notion.com/v1/blocks/899e342cec84415f9ff86225704cbb75>' \\
# -H 'Notion-Version: 2022-02-22' \\
# -H 'Authorization: Bearer '"$NOTION_API_KEY"'' \\
# -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \\
# --data '{"bookmark":{"url":"<https://www.apple.com/>"}}'
url
returns the url parameter of BookmarkBlock
.
b = TableOfContents.new "green_background"
b.color
# => "green_background"
color=
updates the color parameter of block for TableOfContentsBlock
and sets update_block_key
of the payload object.
b = TableOfContents.new "green_background"
b.color = "orange_background"
b.update_block_json
# => {"table_of_contents"=>{"color"=>"orange_background"}}