HTTP API to MySQL: Notion Database Sync Template

A scheduled workflow that reads a Notion database through the http connector and syncs the rows into a MySQL table for SQL reporting.

What It Builds

A Schedule trigger runs on a cron you choose. A Connector node on the http connector calls the Notion API to read your database pages, a Transform node reshapes each page into flat rows, and a Connector node on the MySQL connector writes those rows into a reporting table. The result is a MySQL copy of your Notion data that you can query with plain SQL.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Build a workflow on a schedule that runs every morning at 7am. Connect to the Notion API over HTTP to read all pages from my Notion database, passing my Notion integration token in the Authorization header. Flatten each page's properties into rows, then upsert those rows into my MySQL "notion_items" table keyed on the Notion page id.

Connectors Used

  • Schedule trigger - runs the sync on a cron (for example 0 7 * * *) in your timezone.
  • http - Miraxa connects to the Notion API (no native tile) and reads your database pages.
  • mysql - writes the rows into your reporting table.

Customize It

Change the cron time, the Notion database, the target table name, and the upsert key in the prompt to match your setup. To pull only recent edits instead of the full database, ask Miraxa to filter the Notion query by last-edited time.

Tips

  • Store your Notion token in an http connection so it is sent as an Authorization header, not pasted into a node.
  • An upsert keyed on the Notion page id keeps re-runs idempotent, so the same row is never duplicated.
  • Use Direct mode on the mysql node for predictable, no-AI-cost writes.

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