I just came across this tweet announcing the public API for notion.so.
As long as it is in private beta, there is no point for Tickety Tick to switch to it. But once it's out, we could stabilize our notion.so adapter by switching to it.
The current implementation of our notion.so adapter uses the private APIs which the notion.so single page application uses. This is a bit of a risky implementation, because notion can obviously always change their internal APIs. Using the public API would stabilize our adapter.
I just came across this tweet announcing the public API for notion.so.
As long as it is in private beta, there is no point for Tickety Tick to switch to it. But once it's out, we could stabilize our notion.so adapter by switching to it.
The current implementation of our notion.so adapter uses the private APIs which the notion.so single page application uses. This is a bit of a risky implementation, because notion can obviously always change their internal APIs. Using the public API would stabilize our adapter.