Figma plugin that generates a CSS in JS theme from your document's text and color styles, or lets you import a theme to generate Figma styles.

Figma Styles ♻️ CSS in JS Theme

This plugin can generate a CSS in JS theme file (according to the System UI specification) from your Figma document's color and text styles. It parses all the styles and generates a JSON object you can use in your CSS in JS theme file. This way you can take your design to code and remove a layer of translation between designers and developers.

This plugin can generate Figma styles from a CSS in JS theme file. It makes it easy to import pre-existing themes from CSS in JS libraries, eliminate the boilerplate of setting up a Figma style guide, and get to prototyping faster.

This project uses Webpack to compile the Typescript files into JavaScript files, as well as copy over any other files (like HTML).

1. Install dependencies: yarn or npm i
2. Run yarn start to start Webpack in "watch" mode.
3. Open Figma and import the plugin's manifest.json file.

To run the plugin, go to the Figma desktop app and find the plugin in the top menu (Plugins > Development > styled-theme-generator).

Any time you make changes: make sure Webpack has built new /dist files, close the plugin window, and run the plugin again in Figma (Run Last Plugin or run plugin directly).

1. Make sure you have text or color styles available in your file.
2. Run the plugin.
3. Click the Generate button.

The JSON will be copied to your clipboard, but you can manually copy it from the textbox inside the plugin window.

You can import any text or color styles that are structured appropriately in JSON. Here is an example of the structure:

{
  "text": {
    "header.h1": {
      "name": "Header/H1",
      "fontFamily": "roboto",
      "fontWeight": "Bold",
      "fontSize": 11,
      "letterSpacing": {
        "unit": "PERCENT",
        "value": 0
      },
      "lineHeight": {
        "unit": "PERCENT",
        "value": 129.99999523162842
      },
      "textCase": "ORIGINAL",
      "textDecoration": "NONE"
    }
  },
  "colors": {
    "Light Blue": "#e6f7ff",
    "Blue": "#bae7ff"
  }
}

The colors object supports deep nested values, allowing you to create "grouped" color styles like Blue/500. The color object would look like: colors: { "Blue" : { "500": "#e6f7ff" } }.

You can find more information about Figma's plugin setup here:

https://www.figma.com/plugin-docs/setup/

• Diez CLI
• Figma Plugin DS by @thomas-lowry
• deepmerge

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Max Coplan 💻 🐛

Gavin 💻 🐛

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!