Quick Start: Run Notion-As-Blog Locally
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May 28, 20261 min read
Run the project locally
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Duplicate the Notion template first: Duplicate the Notion-As-Blog Template. After duplicating, connect your own integration to the copied Posts and Authors databases, then use the copied data source IDs in your environment variables.
This guide takes you from a fresh clone to a working local site. You need Node.js, a duplicated Notion template, and a Notion integration connected to your Posts data source.
Clone and install
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git clone GitHub Repository.git
cd notion-as-blog
npm installCreate your environment file
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cp .env.example .env.localFill .env.local with your Notion integration secret, Posts data source id, optional Authors data source id, and runtime secrets.
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NOTION_API_KEY=your_notion_integration_secret
NOTION_DATA_SOURCE_ID=your_posts_data_source_id
NOTION_AUTHORS_DATA_SOURCE_ID=your_authors_data_source_id
TOKEN_FOR_REVALIDATE=long_random_secret
NOTION_IMAGE_SIGNING_SECRET=another_long_random_secret
NOTION_IMAGE_CACHE_SECONDS=3300Start the app
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npm run devOpen http://localhost:3000. If the connection is correct, rows with status=Public and type=Post will appear in the feed.
Before deploying
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npm run build✅
A successful production build is the fastest way to confirm that Notion access, TypeScript, metadata generation, and routes are working together.
