The most beautiful blog made with Notion
Noxionite is a powerful blog engine that turns your Notion posts into a personal blog site. It is built based on react-notion-x!
Based on react-notion-x, you can use all of Notion's blocks.
Learn more: https://noxionite.vercel.app/en/post/features-notion
Pages are pre-rendered at build time and Notion pages are updated every 60 seconds, so page navigation takes less than 0.2 seconds.
You can organize your blog in a folder-like structure with endless categories.
Learn more: https://noxionite.vercel.app/en/post/features-notion
You can automatically manage the table of contents with Notion's headings.
In 'Post View', you can see the entire hierarchical structure of categories and posts at a glance.
In 'Tag View', you can see the structure of tags at a glance by gathering tags that appear together in a post.
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Beautiful glassmorphism design is applied to all pages, and it also supports dark/white mode.
It is also responsive and works perfectly on mobile.
Automatically creates and manages social images and og meta tags that are created when sharing on SNS.
It supports translation for 23 languages and you can build your blog in many more languages.
Multiple people can work on a single blog at the same time and set them as co-authors.
It is completely open source and free to use under the MIT license.
Please check the link below for installation instructions.
https://noxionite.vercel.app/en/post/setup
If the above link does not work, see this page.
MIT © Jaewan Shin
All tags are properly included in the <head> section, but social platforms fail to detect them.
5.3. Occasional issue where only partial Notion database is fetched when routing through CategoryTree
This appears to be related to ISR caching.
This occurs because the system generates image files directly using Puppeteer, which requires a server environment.