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@mgdis/img

v1.7.1

Published

Image used in MGDIS products

Downloads

27

Readme

img

This package is designed to manage images used in MGDIS products.

Images MUST be in the SVG file format.

Images should be placed in the src directory, within their respective folders. Currently, we have icons and illustrations folders.

Figma Import

Icons are imported from our Figma design system. The script downloads SVG icons, optimizes them, and saves them to files.

Prerequisites

Before running the script, make sure you have the following:

  • Figma API access token
  • Figma file key
  • Figma page key

Set these values in the .env file:

FIGMA_ACCESS_TOKEN=<your-access-token>
FIGMA_FILE_KEY=<your-file-key>
FIGMA_PAGE_ID=<your-page-id>

Run

To run the import, execute the following command:

pnpm import:figma

Build

During the build process, SVG files in each folder are minified, PNG alternatives are generated, and an index.json file containing the file names is created.

There is also a command available to clean the src files. By running the svgo:src command, SVGs will be prettified (not minified).

Illustations

To allow for customization, classes must be added to every SVG element (path, circle, etc.).

The required format for these classes is: svg-{filename}-color-{number}.

For example, if the file name is no-data.svg, the classes should be svg-no-data-color-1, svg-no-data-color-2, svg-no-data-color-3, and so on.