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title: Syncing Notes
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description: How to sync your Obsidian notes to Notion using the NotionNext plugin
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---
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# Syncing Notes
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After configuring your Notion database in the plugin settings, you can start syncing your Obsidian notes to Notion.
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## Manual Sync
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To sync a note, open the note you want to sync and use the "Share to NotionNext" command from the command palette or the note context menu. This will create a new page in your Notion database with the content of your Obsidian note.
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## Auto Sync
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The plugin supports automatic syncing that monitors your notes for changes and automatically syncs them to Notion.
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### Enabling Auto Sync
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1. Open the plugin settings
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2. Find the "Auto Sync" toggle under General Settings
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3. Enable the toggle
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4. Configure the "Auto Sync Delay" (default: 5 seconds, minimum: 2 seconds)
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### How Auto Sync Works
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When auto sync is enabled:
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- The plugin monitors markdown files for changes
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- After you stop editing for the configured delay period, auto sync is triggered
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- Only files that have already been synced to Notion (have a NotionID in frontmatter) will be auto-synced
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- If a file is linked to multiple databases, it will sync to all of them automatically
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### Auto Sync Scenarios
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#### Scenario A: New Document (Not Yet Synced)
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```yaml
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title: My New Article
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tags: [blog, tech]
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---
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```
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**Behavior:**
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- ✅ Detects no NotionID present
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- ✅ Shows notice: "⚠️ Auto sync skipped: This document has not been synced to Notion, please upload manually first"
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- ✅ No sync operation performed
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- 📝 **Action Required:** Manually sync the document first using the command palette
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#### Scenario B: Synced to One Database
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```yaml
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title: My Article
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NotionID-blog: abc123
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```
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**Behavior:**
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- ✅ Detects 1 NotionID
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- ✅ Automatically syncs to the Blog database
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- ✅ Shows success/failure notification from the upload command
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- 📝 **No Action Required:** Changes are automatically synced
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#### Scenario C: Synced to Multiple Databases
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```yaml
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title: My Article
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NotionID-blog: abc123
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NotionID-portfolio: def456
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NotionID-notes: ghi789
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---
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```
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**Behavior:**
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- ✅ Detects 3 NotionIDs
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- ✅ Shows notice: "🔄 Auto sync: Syncing to 3 database(s)..."
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- ✅ Syncs to all 3 databases sequentially
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- ✅ Shows individual result notifications for each database
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- 📝 **No Action Required:** Changes are automatically synced to all linked databases
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### Auto Sync Best Practices
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1. **First Sync Manually**: Always perform the first sync manually to establish the NotionID link
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2. **Configure Delay Appropriately**: Set a longer delay (5-10 seconds) if you make frequent edits
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3. **Monitor Sync Status**: Check the notifications to ensure syncs complete successfully
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4. **Check Logs**: Open the developer console (Ctrl+Shift+I / Cmd+Option+I) to view detailed sync logs
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### Troubleshooting
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Having issues with auto sync? Check the [Troubleshooting Guide](05-troubleshooting.md) for detailed solutions to common problems.
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