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framer-cms-markdown

v0.0.5

Published

Sync's Framer CMS content from/to markdown

Readme

framer-cms-markdown

Sync's Framer CMS content from/to markdown

Export

Install dependencies, build, then run:

npm install
npm run build
npx framer-to-markdown --token <framer-token> --config config/use-cases.yml

Each export case lives in its own config file under config/.

For the included use-cases config, files are written to:

content/use-cases/

The config controls:

  • site: Framer project URL or ID
  • collection: CMS collection name or ID
  • content: export directory
  • markdown: either a single body field name or the special value sections
  • metadata: list of collection field names to copy into frontmatter verbatim

It also strips HTML comments from the markdown body before writing the file, so Framer-exported metadata comments do not end up in the final markdown.

When markdown: sections is used, the exporter reads every field matching Section NN HTML, sorts them numerically, converts each HTML fragment to markdown, and concatenates them into the final body.

After assembly, the complete markdown document is normalized with Prettier before it is written to disk.

Import

Push local markdown content back to Framer with the same config:

npm run markdown-to-framer -- --token <framer-token> --config config/use-cases.yml

The importer:

  • reads every .md file under content
  • parses YAML frontmatter
  • maps metadata fields by name into Framer fields
  • converts the markdown body back to Framer content
  • when markdown: sections is set, splits the document into sections, writes them to ordered Section NN HTML fields, and populates matching Section NN Title fields from each section's first heading
  • creates new items or updates existing ones by matching slug