Convert a Theme UI config to Figma Styles.
Choose a .json
file that only contains your theme. Example:
{
"fonts": {
"body": "-apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont,'Segoe UI',Roboto,'Helvetica Neue',Arial,'Noto Sans',sans-serif,'Apple Color Emoji','Segoe UI Emoji','Segoe UI Symbol','Noto Color Emoji'",
"heading": "inherit"
},
"fontSizes": [12, 14, 16, 20, 24, 32],
"fontWeights": {
"body": 400,
"heading": 700
},
"lineHeights": {
"body": 1.5,
"heading": 1.125
},
"colors": {
"text": "rgb(0,0,0)",
"background": "#fff",
"brand": {
"primary": "hsl(205, 100%, 40%)",
"secondary": "#30c"
},
"teal": [null, "#e6fffa", "#b2f5ea", "#81e6d9"]
}
}
The shape of the theme has to follow the theme specification. Otherwise the plugin can't find your styles. In your frontend code you can setup your bundler to be able to load .json
files so that you can directly use it for your Theme UI config. This way the file is interchangeable.
More specifically, you'll need to bring the theme into the following shape (as shown above):
fonts
, fontWeights
and lineHeights
have to have the same keys (above: body
and heading
)fontSizes
has to be defined as Array<number>
fontWeights
and lineHeights
need to have a number
as propertyLastly, click "Add Styles" to create your Figma Styles.
Install the dependencies:
yarn install
And build the plugin:
yarn build
Go to your "Plugins" tab inside Figma and press the "+" button on "Development". Choose the manifest.json
file inside figma-theme-ui
folder.
You now can open the plugin in any project. Run yarn dev
to have rollup watch your changes. You'll need to re-open the plugin after every change.