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I briefly summarized my research on the possibility of free blogging using Notion's database. I looked for actively maintained open-source projects based on Next.js that support SSR and SSG.
Comparison of Notion-based Blog (Site Generation) Open Source Projects
Here's a brief summary of the pros and cons of each solution:
nextjs-notion-starter-kit
- Seems to be the most widely used
- Development and issue resolution appear to be slow
rotion
- Appears to display Notion content as-is
- Currently unable to access content within databases
- Seems to be under active development
morethan-log
- Popular in Korea
- Many features, including some Korea-specific ones
- Unable to access basic Notion templates 😢
- No related issues, and overall issue management seems poor
notion-blog
- Last updated 3 years ago
notion-api-worker
- Not for site generation, but can retrieve public access Notion data via API
notablog
- Excellent, but not Next.js
- Items within databases redirect to Notion
jarocki.me
- Generally appealing, but lacks search functionality
- Contains useful content for OG and SEO
NotionNext
- Written in JavaScript but uses
next.js
- Appears to be actively updated and managed
- In Chinese, and examples are somewhat disorganized
- Diverse features and themes
- No Korean language support
Conclusion
I chose
NotionNext.It supports various features like OG, search, SSG, SSR, and offers diverse themes.
It seems sufficient to customize the necessary features as needed.
- Author:501
- URL:https://en.501story.blog/article/notion-blog
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