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@brainly/sketchapp-json-plugin
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Fork of sketchapp-json-plugin - Utilities for working with the Sketch JSON internal formats.
Provides utilities for basing your plugins on the JSON format instead of learning all of the sketch private API objects.
This is indended to be used within the Sketch plugin environment; to generate sketch files entirely in node.js, you need a different library.
There are 2 main APIs:
// Converts an object, eg from context.selection into a JSON string representation
toSJSON(sketchObject);
// Takes a Sketch JSON tree and turns it into a native object. May throw on invalid data
fromSJSON(json);
Additionally, if you would like to create layers from a dictionary, you want this:
// Pass in a javascript object literal
const obj: SJTextLayer = {
"_class": "text",
"do_objectID": generateID(),
"frame": {
"_class": "rect",
"constrainProportions": false,
"height": 17,
"width": 117,
"x": 146,
"y": 253
},
"isVisible": true,
"name": "My hot hot ABCD",
...
};
fromSJSONObject(obj);
If you want to verify your version of Sketch is compatible (v43+):
import JSONPlugin from 'sketchapp-json-plugin';
if (JSONPlugin.appVersionSupported()) {
const layer = SJSON.fromSJSON(myJSON);
...
document.pages[0].addLayers([layer]);
} else {
// Use old code path
}
FAQs
Fork of sketchapp-json-plugin - Utilities for working with the Sketch JSON internal formats.
We found that @brainly/sketchapp-json-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 12 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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