This tool simplifies the process of exporting documents from Quip to both the local filesystem and Notion. Whether you're migrating your documents or need to maintain backups, this tool provides a straightforward solution.

• Export to Local Filesystem: Save Quip documents directly to your local machine.
• Export to Notion: Seamlessly transfer Quip documents to your Notion workspace.
• Optional Image Upload to AWS S3: Effortlessly include images from Quip documents by uploading them to AWS S3.
• Rate Limit Handling: Intelligent handling of Quip rate limits by saving temporary export state to file, enabling easy resume later.
• Preserve Formatting: Retain document formatting and structure during the export process.
• Command-line Interface: Easy-to-use CLI for smooth execution.

Before using Quip Exporter, ensure you have the following prerequisites in place:

1. Obtain Quip Developer Token:

   • Visit https://<your-organization>.quip.com/dev/token and generate a developer token for your Quip organization. This token will be used to authenticate the exporter tool with Quip's API.

2. Create Notion Internal Integration:

   • Navigate to Notion Integrations and create an internal integration to obtain a Notion token. This token is required for authentication with Notion's API.

3. Set Up Notion Workspace:

   • Create a Notion workspace if you haven't already.
   • Create an empty document within your Notion workspace. This document will serve as the root for importing Quip documents.
   • Grant access to your Notion integration by following the instructions provided here.

npx @topmonks/quip-notion

Example run with all options

npx @topmonks/quip-notion -q "QUIP_TOKEN" -n "NOTION_API_KEY" -root "NOTION_ROOT_PAGE" -s3 --aws-access-key "AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID" --aws-secret-access-key "AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY" --aws-region "AWS_REGION" --aws-bucket "AWS_BUCKET" -a fs notion

Usage: quip-notion [options]

Options:
  -V, --version                                         output the version number
  -q, --quip-api-token <quip-api-token>                 quip api token received from https://[your-organization].quip.com/dev/token
  -n, --notion-token [notion-token]                     notion api token received from https://www.notion.so/my-integrations
  -root, --notion-root-document [notion-root-document]  id of the root page in Notion where you want to import the documents
  -a, --adapters [adapters...]                          specify adapters (fs, notion) (default: ["fs","notion"])
  -s3                                                   upload images from quip to s3 and link them (default: false)
  --aws-access-key [aws-access-key]                     aws access key to access s3
  --aws-secret-access-key [aws-secret-access-key]       aws secret access key to access s3
  --aws-region [aws-region]                             aws region used for the s3
  --aws-bucket [aws-bucket]                             s3 bucket name
  -h, --help                                            display help for command