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Co-authored-by: Ron Yehoshua <ron@makenotion.com>
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* add fullstack webform example app * update package.json detail * make linter happy * delete old folder (name change * Update examples/web-form-with-express/public/client.js Co-authored-by: Ron Yehoshua <ron@makenotion.com> * update var naming for improved readbility * add console back to match appendApiResponse() --------- Co-authored-by: Ron Yehoshua <ron@makenotion.com>
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This PR adds a new demo app to the examples directory.
A new draft for the Create an integration guide has been written and approved, which uses this sample code. (It'll be added to Readme after this PR is merged.)
The goal of this demo is to provide some simple webforms that developers can test out to see how user interface interactions can trigger Notion public API requests. Each form returns an ID that can be used in the next form. (e.g. the "create a database" form returns an ID that can be used in the "create a page" form below it.
An extended version of this type of demo would be a blog site that uses Notion as a CMS.
