## What I know so far

<!--START_SECTION:learn-->
<!--END_SECTION:learn-->

name: 'Github Readme Updater'
on:
  workflow_dispatch:
  schedule:
    - cron: '0 0 * * *' # Runs Every Day
jobs:
  update_learn:
    name: 'Update learn section'
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: 'Fetching Repository Contents'
        uses: actions/checkout@main
      - name: 'Learn Section Updater'
        uses: 'devorein/github-readme-learn-section-notion@master'
        with:
          database_id: '6626c1ebc5a44db78e3f2fe285171ab7'
          token_v2: ${{ secrets.NOTION_TOKEN_V2 }} # Required only if your database is private

TIP: You can test out using this template that I've created, or this repo.

NOTE: Your database must maintain the following structure/schema

with:
  database_id: '6626c1ebc5a44db78e3f2fe285171ab7'

Follow the rest of the steps only if your database is not public, if its public you don't need to set the token_v2

1. Navigate to the database in your notion account
2. Click on Share at the top right corner
3. Click on Share to Web button.

NOTE: By no means should you share or expose your notion token_v2. If you feel like you've done so accidentally, immediately log out from that account in all of your devices.

Follow the steps below to obtain your token_v2:

1. Open up the devtools of your preferred browser.
2. Go to the Application > Cookies section.
3. There you'll find a token_v2 cookie.

NOTE: Its highly recommended to store your token_v2 as a github secret rather than pasting it in your workflow file. And if you want to embed it in your workflow file make sure unauthorized sources can't access/view it.

1. navigate to the url https://github.com/<USERNAME>/<REPO-NAME>/settings/secrets/actions
2. Click on New repository secret
3. You can name your secret as anything you want
4. Paste the token_v2 value in the Value textarea
5. Use the secret in your workflow file

with:
  token_v2: ${{ secrets.NOTION_TOKEN_V2 }} # The secret was named NOTION_TOKEN_V2

If you follow all the steps properly your readme should look something like this.

Feel free to submit a pull request or open a new issue, contributions are more than welcome !!!