Define a strategy to migrate to the official notion API

[softlion]

Define a strategy to migrate to the official notion API:

• keeping the unofficial API functional
• retaining most functionalities
• avoid duplicating existing codes.
• take the fastest and simplest path

Authentication can't be done in code. It only relies on a bearer token - an Authorize header transmitted with each request. Get a token using your notion account.

Path 1: TDD

Operation 1 - Create unit tests

• to get a specific root page given its name
• to get all blocks of a page, including all it's children pages, using pagination where necessary
• to process all blocks into html, using most of the existing code

Recreate a new block model if necessary.
In a new specific nuget.

Bonus:

• use a // pipeline (or reactivex) for ultra fast block to html transcoding

After op1 is finished, the API surface should be at least the same as the "old" nuget.

Operation 2 - Upgrade the blazor templates

• Use the new nuget from op1
• Simplify the authentication option model (use only the bearer token)
• publish changes

Bonus:

• add notion's data change detection (and trigger UI update)

[softlion]

Operation 1 done except create/update (up for grabs)

[gmarokov]

Hey @softlion. I had a chance to look at the Authentication. Looks like for internal integrations, Notion provide a static API key which is used as a bearer token during authentication. I haven't looked at the OAuth yet.

[softlion]

The bearer auth have been implemented.

[softlion]

done