@charz/dom-to-figma 0.0.0-stage → 0.2.5
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- package/LICENSE +21 -0
- package/README.md +172 -2
- package/dist/figma.d.mts +566 -0
- package/dist/figma.d.mts.map +1 -0
- package/dist/figma.mjs +7191 -0
- package/dist/figma.mjs.map +1 -0
- package/package.json +69 -3
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MIT License
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Copyright (c) 2026 Figit
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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# @figit/dom-to-figma
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Convert any DOM tree to a Figma clipboard payload, in the browser.
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```ts
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import { createFigmaConverter } from "@figit/dom-to-figma";
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const figma = createFigmaConverter();
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const result = await figma.convert({
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element: document.getElementById("design"),
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await navigator.clipboard.write([result.toClipboardItem()]);
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```
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Paste in Figma. Done.
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## Install
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```sh
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pnpm add @figit/dom-to-figma
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```
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## What it does
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Walks a real DOM tree, reads computed styles, and produces what Figma reads on paste. Text becomes editable text; images, vectors, gradients, shadows, borders, and form placeholders all carry over.
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Used in production by Sleek to copy designs straight from the browser into Figma.
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## Layout
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By default the converter infers **native Figma auto-layout**: flex containers, plain block flow, wrapping rows, and grids become real stacks (`stackMode`, spacing, padding, hug/fill/stretch sizing), and absolutely positioned children ride along as absolute-positioned layers. Inference is per-container and verified against the browser's measured geometry — any container it can't reproduce exactly falls back to absolute positioning, so the result is never worse than a fixed-position paste.
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```ts
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const figma = createFigmaConverter(); // layout: "auto" (default)
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Pass `layout: "absolute"` to disable inference and position every frame absolutely (the pre-1.0 behavior):
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## Multi-frame canvas
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Pass `frames` instead of a single `element` to copy several DOM trees onto one Figma canvas:
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await navigator.clipboard.write([result.toClipboardItem()]);
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## Result shape
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```ts
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document: FigmaClipboard; // raw node-change document
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bytes: Uint8Array; // encoded .fig-style binary
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base64: string; // base64 of bytes
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toClipboardItem(): ClipboardItem; // ready for navigator.clipboard.write
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toClipboardHtml(): string; // raw HTML envelope Figma reads on paste
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## Trace mode
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Pass `trace: true` to also get a map from every emitted Figma node back to the DOM element it came from. It is off by default, adds no cost when disabled, and never changes the payload bytes — it exists for tooling (visual diffing, debugging) rather than production copies.
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`domPath` resolves the source element with `root.querySelector(domPath)` (the root element is `:scope`). Text nodes carry their owner element's path plus a `::text[i]` suffix, and each wrapped line segment of one text node shares that path. `result.trace` is `undefined` unless the converter was created with `{ trace: true }`.
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## Customizing loaders
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Default: `createFontsourceLoader()` pulls fonts from fontsource via jsDelivr's CDN. Covers all Google Fonts plus other open-source families. No API key required.
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Runs in any modern browser. Depends on `window.getComputedStyle`, `Blob`, `ClipboardItem`, `document.createElement`, `crypto.subtle.digest`, `Image`, and `<canvas>`.
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Not affiliated with or endorsed by Figma.
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