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Mainly an automated change with
git grep -O"sed -i 's/\.60/.slint/g'" -w "\.60"
and some manual checks
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figma_import: Figma to SixtyFPS import tool
This tool imports a design from Figma into a .slint file.
Get a Token from figma
When logged into Figma, go to "Account settings" (from the "Help and account" submenu of the hamburger menu, Or click on your name, then "Settings")
In the section "Personal access tokens", click on "Create a new personal access token", enter a description of your choice, and then copy the token in the yellow frame.
Exporting a file
The file ID is the string of character that is in the URL when you have an open design, for example, the url look like this:
https://www.figma.com/file/XxxxxxXXXxxXX/Some-description/...
and the File ID is that XxxxxxXXXxxXX string.
Then you can export that file to a .slint by running the command
cargo run -- --token aaaaaa-bbbbbbbb-cccc-dddd-eeee-ffffffffffff XxxxxxXXXxxXX
With the right token and file id.
This will create a figma_output directory with a main.slint file and some images.
Other options:
--node <id>to generate a specific node (eg: "123:12")--child <index>to generate from one of the direct children of the canvas.