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I want Notion + Custom JS components, written inline. You could build a database with a Notion table, write some code that edits it in a little inline code snip
by mistersys 6y ago
I want Notion + Custom JS components, written inline. You could build a database with a Notion table, write some code that edits it in a little inline code snippet, similar to Observable.io, then publish it on the web as an instant low-code app. Very useful.
- adithyak 6y agothis sounds interesting - would you be able to add few more examples of where this could come in useful?
- mistersys 6y agoYeah, some examples: 1. Visualize a list of addresses on a google map, by grabbing the Google Maps JS SDK and mapping over the data in a table 2. Build an customer support email portal. In eCommerce, customers sometimes miss emails or they get blocked by spam, so you could create a little table of email types, then hook it up to the API calls needed to trigger the emails to customers. Then you can give this little UI to your customer support reps so they can enter an email (maybe build a little component to search your main database by user name), then just build a little component to trigger the email 3. One feature that unlocks a whole world, allow these custom components to be re-used in the notion slash menu, so you could create custom types like an internal widget that would be only useful in your organization, then your whole team could use it. Once you allow Notion pages to be embedded inside these custom components (like building a custom tabs component, each tab with a separate notion page), you just have an amazing internal tools development toolkit
- chrisdbanks 6y agoWhat's observable.io? The domain doesn't seem to work.
- lioeters 6y agoI believe they mean: https://observablehq.com https://observablehq.com
- YousefED 6y agoI'm working on something like this, would be nice to connect - find me on Twitter :)