• Cloudflare DNS
• Cloudflare workers
• Reverse proxy implementation
• TypeScript

• Custom meta tags
• Page slugs
• Dark mode toggle
• Custom JS for head and body
• Custom fonts (using Goole Fonts)
• Subdomain redirect (e.g. www)

1. Add your domain to Cloudflare. Make sure that DNS doesn't have A records for your domain and no CNAME alias for www
2. Create a new worker on Cloudflare and give it a meaningful name, e.g. yourdomain-com-notion-proxy
3. Keep the default example worker code, we will overwrite it anyway during deploy (see below)

A bit outdated but detailed description on how to add your domain to Cloudflare and create a worker is here.

Search for "Step 1: Set up your Cloudflare account".

If someone wishes to create an up-to-date tutorial for NoteHost, please submit a pull request 😉

Go into your working directory and run:

npx notehost init <domain>

Follow the prompts to confirm your domain name and enter the requested information. You can change these settings later via the configuration file.

NoteHost will create a directory with the name of your domain. In this directory you will see the following files:

.
├── build-page-script-js-string.sh    helper script, details below
├── package.json                      test & deploy your website, see realtime logs
├── tsconfig.json                     types config
├── wrangler.toml                     your Cloudflare worker config
└── src
    ├── _page-script-js-string.ts     generated by helper script
    ├── index.ts                      runs reverse proxy
    ├── page-script.js                your custom JS page script
    └── site-config.ts                your domain and website config

Go into this directory and run

npm install

Make sure that wrangler is authenticated with your Cloudflare account

npx wrangler login

1. Edit wrangler.toml and make sure that the name field matches your worker name in Cloudflare
2. Edit site-config.ts and set all the necessary options: domain, metadata, slugs, subdomain redirects, etc. All settings should be self explanatory, I hope 😊

import { NoteHostSiteConfig, googleTag } from "notehost";
import { PAGE_SCRIPT_JS_STRING } from "./_page-script-js-string";

// Set this to your Google Tag ID from Google Analytics
const GOOGLE_TAG_ID = "";

export const SITE_CONFIG: NoteHostSiteConfig = {
  domain: "yourdomain.com",

  // Metatags, optional
  // For main page link preview
  siteName: "My Notion Website",
  siteDescription: "Build your own website with Notion. This is a demo site.",
  siteImage: "https://imagehosting.com/images/preview.jpg",

  // Map slugs (short page names) to Notion page IDs
  // Empty slug is your main page
  slugToPage: {
    "": "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
    about: "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
    contact: "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
    // Hint: you can use '/' in slug name to create subpages
    "about/people": "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
  },

  // Subdomain redirects are optional
  // But it is recommended to have one for www
  subDomains: {
    www: {
      redirect: "https://yourdomain.com",
    },
  },

  // The 404 (not found) page is optional
  // If you don't have one, the default 404 page will be used
  fof: {
    page: "NOTION_PAGE_ID",
    slug: "404", // default
  },

  // Google Font name, you can choose from https://fonts.google.com
  googleFont: "Roboto",

  // Custom JS for head and body of a Notion page
  customHeadJS: googleTag(GOOGLE_TAG_ID),
  customBodyJS: PAGE_SCRIPT_JS_STRING,
};

npm run deploy

🎉 Enjoy your Notion website on your own domain! 🎉

IMPORTANT: You need to run deploy every time you update page-script.js or site-config.ts.

The file src/page-script.js contains an example of a page script that you can run on your Notion pages. This example script removes tooltips from images and hides optional properties in database cards.

🔥 This script is run in the web browser! 🔥

You can use document, window and all the functionality of a web browser to control the contents and behavior of your Notion pages. Also, because this is a JS file, you can edit it in your code editor with syntax highlighting and intellisense!

To incorporate this script into a Notion page, NoteHost must transform the file's contents into a string. Consequently, the build-page-script-js-string.sh script is executed whenever you run npm run deploy.

So just add your JS magic to page-script.js, run deploy and everything else will happen automagically 😎

You can see realtime logs from your website by running

npm run logs

https://www.velsa.net

Based on Fruition, which is no longer maintained 😕

Lots of thanks to @DudeThatsErin and his code snippet.