description: Load data from Notion Page (including child pages all as separate documents).

Notion Page

Notion is a collaboration platform that combines note-taking, knowledge management, and project management. This module provides three different loaders to process Notion content: Database, Page, and Folder loaders.

Notion Page Loader

The Page loader extracts content from Notion pages, including all child pages as separate documents.

Features

• Load page content as documents
• Process child pages recursively
• Extract page properties
• Handle page hierarchy
• Support text splitting
• Customize metadata extraction

Required Parameters

• Connect Credential: Notion API credentials
• Page Id: The 32-character hex identifier from the page URL

Common Features

All Notion loaders support:

Optional Parameters

• Text Splitter: A text splitter to process the extracted content
• Additional Metadata: JSON object with additional metadata
• Omit Metadata Keys: Comma-separated list of metadata keys to omit

Outputs

• Document: Array of document objects containing metadata and pageContent
• Text: Concatenated string from pageContent of documents

Authentication

API Authentication (Database & Page Loaders)

• Requires Notion Integration Token
• API rate limiting handled automatically
• Support for workspace-level access
• Secure credential management

Local Access (Folder Loader)

• No authentication required
• Direct file system access
• Process offline content
• Handle exported data

Document Structure

Each document contains:

• pageContent: Extracted text content
• metadata:
  • source: Original source (URL or file path)
  • title: Page or database title
  • properties: Notion properties
  • Additional custom metadata

Notes

• API loaders require Notion integration setup
• Folder loader needs exported content
• Rate limiting handled automatically
• Memory-efficient processing
• Error handling for invalid inputs
• Support for large datasets
• Flexible output formats
• Metadata customization

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