Configure properties
⚠ The content source plugin contentlayer-source-notion
is currently in Alpha and should not be used in production.
Base configuration
In order to map a configuration to a property you need to provide the id
or the name
.
name|id
is used to specify which property to configure (required).description
is used to generate commentsisRequired
if set to true, the content of the pages without this property defined will not be generated (defaults tofalse
)
const Post = defineDatabase(() => ({
name: 'Post',
databaseId: '<database_id>',
properties: [
{
name: 'Short description',
description: 'The post description',
isRequired: true,
},
{
id: 'x%Fdv',
description: 'The post status',
isRequired: true,
},
],
}))
Map properties to specific keys
By mapping properties to specific keys, you can keep the name in your own language in Notion but having it translated in the generated schema.
By using array
const Post = defineDatabase(() => ({
name: 'Post',
databaseId: '<database_id>',
properties: [
{
key: 'metaDescription',
name: 'Short description',
},
],
}))
By using object
const Post = defineDatabase(() => ({
name: 'Post',
databaseId: '<database_id>',
properties: {
metaDescription: {
name: 'Short description',
},
},
}))
Relation property configuration
Relation properties allows you to define relations between pages.
By setting single
to true
, the property will be the ID of the relation instead of a list of IDs.
const Category = defineDatabase(() => ({
name: 'Category',
databaseId: '<database_id>',
}))
const Post = defineDatabase(() => ({
name: 'Post',
databaseId: '<database_id>',
properties: {
category: {
name: 'Category',
type: 'relation',
relation: Category,
single: true,
},
},
}))
Rollup properties configuration
A rollup property allows you to aggregate a property of the pages defined in a relation property (e.g. average numbers).
The cool thing is that you only have to configure the relation
property and everything will work by itself!
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Last edited on March 31, 2023.
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