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figma-graphql

v1.3.0

Published

A GraphQL connector for the Figma API

Downloads

9

Readme

figma-graphql

This is a very experimental GraphQL connector for the new Figma Web API

How to use this?

There's a live version of this at https://graphqlbin.com/v2/j2LQcn

If you want to play with it then:

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Run yarn install
  3. Run yarn run dev
  4. Go to http://localhost:3001/ and have fun!

Query examples

This is still in the very beginning but there's already a few useful things we can get from this API.

Get a file's contents

{
    file(id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl") {
        name
        thumbnailUrl
        lastModified
        pages {
            name
            id
            type
            frames {
                id
                name
                clipsContent
                blendMode
                position {
                    x
                    y
                }
                size {
                    width
                    height
                }
                elements(type: "TEXT") {
                    name
                    type
                    characters
                    position {
                        x
                        y
                    }
                    size {
                        width
                        height
                    }
                    style {
                        fontSize
                        fontFamily
                        fontWeight
                        letterSpacing
                    }
                    strokes {
                        type
                    }
                    fill {
                        r
                        g
                        b
                        a
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Get just the image of a Node a file or the whole file

To get the whole file don't pass any more parameters.

{
    image(id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl") {
        images
    }
}

To get the image of node pass the id of that node as a parameter

{
    image(id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl", params: { ids: "16:19" }) {
        images
    }
}

Get comments on a file

{
    comments(id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl") {
        id
        file_key
        parent_id
        user {
            img_url
            handle
        }
        created_at
        resolved_at
        message
        client_meta {
            node_offset {
                x
                y
            }
        }
    }
}

Post a comment to a file

mutation {
    addComment(
        id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl"
        message: "Test from server"
    ) {
        id
        message
    }
}

You can also pass the coordinates where the comment should be placed as a parameter

mutation {
    addComment(
        id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl"
        message: "Test from server"
        params: { x: "12", y: "12" }
    ) {
        id
        message
    }
}

Get all projects for a team

{
    projects(id: "484668844937890483") {
        id
        name
    }
}

Get all files for a project

{
    projectFiles(project: "420878") {
        key
        name
        thumbnail_url
        last_modified
    }
}

Figma file

This isn't really necessary but here's the base Figma file that is being used during development.

It should work with any file so can use your own Figma files and just replace file(id: "KViUntEBJqK4gWfiwft5NObl") with the id of the file you want to query.