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@tekcify/figma-plugin-getskillmd

v0.1.1

Published

Figma plugin that imports a skillmd skill bundle and creates paint and text styles in the current file.

Readme

@tekcify/figma-plugin-getskillmd

Figma plugin that fetches a skillmd skill bundle and creates paint styles (one per palette color) and text styles (paired primary/body fonts at every type-scale size) in the current file.

Features

  • Paste a bundle URL (e.g. https://getskillmd.com/api/v1/skills/<slug>/bundle).
  • The UI iframe performs the fetch (Figma's main thread cannot use fetch directly), then hands the bundle to the plugin code.
  • Paint styles are named getskillmd/<slug>/<group>/<index> and carry the original hex value in their description.
  • Text styles are named getskillmd/<slug>/text/<role>-<size> for both primary and body roles. Missing fonts fall back to Inter Regular.
  • Failures are reported back to the UI so you can see exactly which colors or font sizes did not import.

Build

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @tekcify/figma-plugin-getskillmd build

The build emits code.js next to manifest.json. The manifest already references code.js and src/ui.html, so you can import the plugin straight from this directory.

Install in Figma

  1. Run the build above.
  2. In Figma desktop: Plugins → Development → Import plugin from manifest…
  3. Pick packages/figma-plugin/manifest.json.
  4. Open any file and run Plugins → Development → skillmd.
  5. Paste a bundle URL and press Apply.

Notes

  • manifest.json lists https://getskillmd.com under networkAccess.allowedDomains; the UI iframe is the only side that calls fetch.
  • The plugin uses documentAccess: dynamic-page, which is required by the Figma 1.0.0 API for files that may not be fully loaded.
  • Re-running the plugin against the same slug appends a fresh batch of styles — Figma does not deduplicate by name. Delete the previous batch first if you want a clean apply.