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discord.js Guide

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Creating an integration between Notion and Discord to fetch updates from a Discord server and display them in Notion involves several steps. Here's a high-level overview of the process:

  1. Create a Discord Bot: You'll need to create a bot in Discord. Go to the Discord Developer Portal, create a new application, and add a bot to it. Make sure to save the bot token, as you'll need it for authentication.
  2. Invite the Bot to Your Discord Server: Generate an invite link for the bot and use it to add the bot to the server you want to monitor.
  3. Set up a Notion Integration: Go to Notion's Developer Portal and create a new integration. You'll need to get the Integration Secret Token and also share the Notion database with your integration.
  4. Choose a Programming Language: Choose a programming language to write your script. Common choices for this kind of integration are Python, JavaScript (Node.js), or Ruby.
  5. Listen to Discord Events: Use a library or SDK for your chosen language to interact with the Discord API. Listen for the events you want to fetch updates for, such as new messages or member joins.
  6. Interact with Notion's API: When an event is detected in Discord, use Notion's API to create or update the content in Notion. You will need a library or SDK for your chosen language to interact with Notion's API.
  7. Deploy Your Integration: Once your script is working locally, consider deploying it to a server or a serverless environment like AWS Lambda so that it runs continuously without needing your local machine to be on.

Keep in mind that both Discord and Notion APIs may have rate limits, so you need to be careful not to exceed them.

Use GitHub Actions for Scheduled Updates: If your integration doesn't need to be real-time and can work with periodic updates, you can use GitHub Actions. You can schedule a GitHub Action to run your script at specific intervals. This is a good option if you don't need continuous monitoring.