Personal Blog with Notion and CI deploy for CloudFlare Workers

I have been a Notion user for well over a year and really enjoyed it. I have been using it heavily for note taking and interested in turning it to my personal blog, so I don't have to maintain the content separately. While Notion still do not provide support for custom domain, there are some solutions out there like Super, NotionHost, Potion, etc. offering you a solution for a few bucks a month. I've tried only Super but later switch to Fruition due to its flexibility and I can have more control over the code. Please visit Fruition first before continue digging to this repo.

This is a CI wrapper for Fruition for automatic deployment to CloudFlare. The reason I wanted this is because:

• Editting flexibility: I want to be able to quickly add a slug, run git push and have my Worker updated automatically instead of going through CloudFlare dashboard.
• Code versioning, of course

Set up your site

1. Follow Fruition tutorial to set up your Notion hello-world site first, once it is running, get back here.
2. Clone this project
3. Create a Github repo, add Secrets for accessing CloudFlare with this guide

• CF_API_TOKEN: Your CF token
• CF_ACCOUNT_ID: Your Worker account id
• CF_ZONE_ID: Zone ID to deploy to

4. Config wrangler.toml file, change

• name to the name of your worker
• route to the route you want to serve your content

5. Push your change to Github and check CloudFlare Workers, you should see it deployed.

Resources

• Wrangler Action
• Wrangler Configuration
• Fruition