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figvar-to-w3c

v0.0.1

Published

Transforms Figma variables to W3C compliant design tokens

Readme

Figma Variables to W3C Tokens

This application transforms Figma variables to W3C compliant design tokens.

It takes three arguments:

  1. Input file path (DesignTokensFile)
  2. Output file path (DesignTokensFile)
  3. Rules file path (DesignTokenGroupRule[])

Prerequisites for development

  1. Install Node Version Manager (nvm). It allows using different versions of node via the command line
  2. Run nvm use to use the required version of node.
  3. Run pnpm i to install required packages.

Development Build

pnpm dev

Application will rerun if you make code changes.

Production Build

pnpm build

# Start using pnpm script
pnpm start

# Or start directly using node
node dist

# Or start using npx (this requires publishing the package to npm)
npx figvar-to-w3c

All Commands

pnpm build            # builds the prod bundle
pnpm clean            # deletes all build artifacts
pnpm dev              # runs the dev build
pnpm fix              # lints, formats and attempts to fix any issues (requires `pnpm build` has been ran)
pnpm lint             # runs the linter, useful for debugging lint issues (generally `pnpm fix` is preferred)
pnpm start            # runs the prod build