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figma-parser

v0.4.0

Published

Parse Figma design files via Figma API

Downloads

78

Readme

figma-parser

Work in progress! Parse Figma design files via Figma API to design tokens

Usage:

Prepare Figma file

Each token has to be a single layer following a specific naming (besides that, organise and style your design file as you want):

  • Colors named color-xxx with fill as the token value
  • Space named space-xxx with height as the token value
  • Font family named font-family-xxx with font family set as token value
  • Font size and weight named font-style-xxx with font size and weight set as token value
  • Icons named icon-xxx with the vector icon shape as the first child layer
  • Illustrations named illustration-xxx with the vector illustration as the first child layer

The token can also be a group named by the rules. The style will be read by the last (bottom most) layer of the group.

Here's an example file - https://www.figma.com/file/s3DjttpILZzr4LC6WrkJun/Dark-theme?node-id=0%3A1

Download tokens

const FigmaParser = require("figma-parser");

const figma = new FigmaParser({
  token: "your-access-token"
});

(async () => {
  // Parse all tokens
  const output = await figma.parse("figma-file-id");

  // Parse optional tokens
  const output = await figma.parse("figma-file-id", ["colors", "space", "fonts", "fontSizes", "fontWeights"]);

  // Raw JSON file
  console.log(output);

  // Markup as JSON
  console.log(figma.markup("json"));

  // Markup as Typescript definitions
  console.log(figma.markup("ts"));

  // Pass custom markup template, see /lib/templates.ts
  console.log(figma.markup("your-custom-template"));
})();