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@wsolut/websolut-core

v0.9.3-alpha

Published

Utilitary classes to convert Figma Nodes to a JSON format closer to DOM.

Readme

Websolut CORE

Utilitary classes to convert Figma Nodes to a JSON format closer to DOM

How to use it

1. Step

npm add @wsolut/websolut-core --save-dev

2. Step

Download and extract a zip file inside the examples folder, to your project's scripts folder.

3. Step

Add an entry to your package.json scripts section like so:

"scripts": {
  ...
  "synchronize": "node scripts/synchronize.mjs",
  ...
}

4. Step

Update the home entry of the figmaFiles object inside the scripts/synchronize.mjs with the figma file URL that you want to convert.

5. Step

Finally, run:

FIGMA_TOKEN=<your-figma-token> npm run synchronize home

This will convert your figma file using the EJS template files you just downloaded, to the outDirPath that is setup inside the scripts/synchronize.mjs file.

Development

git clone https://github.com/wsolut/websolut.git
cd websolut/packages/core
npm install

Copy .env.example as .env and add your own FIGMA TOKEN, FIGMA_FILE_KEY from a figma file and FIGMA_NODE_ID from the node you want to convert.

cp .env.example .env

Then run:

npm run dev "<figma file url>"

Which will generate files to out folder using the EJS template files inside the folder scripts/templates.

You can also run in debug mode:

npm run dev "<figma file url>" debug

Which will generate files to out with a sidebar drawer that will present the figma data of a specific html element.