figgo
v0.2.4
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A CLI tool make your design tokens stay up to date with your Figma design styleguide
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Install Figgo
npm i figgo -g
Figma Guide
- Create three frames named as
Typography
,Palette
andSpace
in your figma file. - Spread out your typography, color and spacing examples to the frames. Follow this figma example for the best outcomes.
- Grab the figma file's id.
- Generate your personal token at
account setting
and grab it.
Terminal Guide
Assume you have already installed Figgo...
Global setup
- Run
figgo --init
, answer a few setup questions where you will leave file id and personal token with Figgo. All configuration will save to~/.figgo
. Note: output directory needs to be absolute path. - Tied your belt and type
figgo --sync
, let tokens store in the location you wish. - You may run
figgo --sync board_name
to update tokens selectively.
Local setup
- Create
figgo.json
file under your project directory.
{
"boards": [
{
"boardName": "your board name",
"id": "figma id",
"outputDir": "output directory (this can be a path relative to your project)",
"outputFormat": "js or scss",
"token": "your figma personal token"
},
{
...
}
]
}
- Run
figgo --sync
and all tokens will store in the path you wish or update selectively via appending board name.
Basic CLI Usage
How to use
$ figgo [<options> ...]
Options
--init, -i Setup figma board and store configurations to global config files
--sync, -s Sync tokens based on (global/local) config files
--edit, -e Edit board information (not ready yet)
--list, -l List boards from global config files
--remove, -r Remove board from global config files
--help, -h Show help message
--version, -v Show installed version
Examples
$ figgo --init
$ figgo --init board_name board_id output_absolute_path output_format(js|scss) figma_token
$ figgp --edit board_name (not ready yet)
$ figgo --list
$ figgo --sync
$ figgo --sync board_name
$ figgo --remove board_name
$ figgo --help
$ figgo --version
Sync Token
Manual configuration
Edit setup configuration from config.js
in ~/.figgo
folder. You can also manually add Figma board through editting this file.
Dev Guide
- Installation
yarn install
- development
yarn start [options]
- test
yarn test
- build
yarn build
Changelogs
0.1.1 🚀 Alive
0.1.2 ✍️ Readme
0.1.3 🛠 Fix minor issues
0.1.5 🤠 Better UX
0.1.8 🤠 Project figgo.json is supported
0.1.11 🤠Fix minor issues and improve UX
0.2 🧩Support css variable, fixed test and CI
TODOs
- [x] CLI listing board information
- [x] CLI specify board sync
- [x] js output supports
- [x] css variable support
- [ ] Edit Figma board info from CLI
- [x] Well-formatted and styled output in terminal
- [ ] More screenshots and documentation
License
MIT