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"version": "3.0.1", | ||
"version": "3.0.2", | ||
"author": "Mikael Vesavuori", | ||
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### Details and what to know about Element Sync | ||
- On the first generation (when Figmagic does not find anything in your element output folder) it will normally generate all 5 file types (React, Storybook, Styled Components, CSS, Markdown description). When updating, asdf. | ||
- On the first generation (when Figmagic does not find anything in your element output folder) it will normally generate all 5 file types (React, Storybook, Styled Components, CSS, Markdown description). When updating, it will not normally regenerate the React, Storybook or Styled Components file. This is to ensure that they have stability and that you don't risk anything when you pull fresh. | ||
- You can write `element=`, `type=`, `placeholder=` in Figma's component description field to set those values in the generated HTML. Type and placeholder becomes React properties, and element defines the actual element type. | ||
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### What you should know before using Element Sync | ||
### Element Sync is still experimental! Caveats, issues and gotchas | ||
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