Example
import Axios from "axios";
const client = Axios.create({
baseURL: "https://code.api.grida.co/v1",
headers: {
"Content-Type": "application/json",
"X-Figma-Access-Token": "figd_xxxxxxxxxx",
},
});
client.post("code", {
// target node url formatted as https://www.figma.com/file/{fileKey}?node-id={nodeId}
// at this moment, the nodeId must be formatted as 00:00, not 00-00
// Note: if you copy & paste the link from the fihma editor, you will get in the format of 00-00 (we are updating this)
figma: "https://www.figma.com/file/MikewnarPfXXXXX/?node-id=0%3A1",
framework: {
framework: "vanilla", // react, flutter, ...
},
});
interface CodeRequest {
figma: FigmaNodeInput;
framework: Partial<FrameworkConfig>;
}
body.figma
type FigmaNodeInput =
| string
| { url: string; version: string }
| { filekey: string; node: string; version: string };
Note currently only string
is supported.
An URL indicating the target node in Figma design.
target node url formatted as https://www.figma.com/file/{fileKey}?node-id={nodeId}
at this moment, the nodeId must be formatted as 00:00
, not 00-00
url encoded value like 0%3A1
is also acceptable.
Note: if you copy & paste the link from the fihma editor, you will get in the format of 00-00 (we are updating this)
body.framework
A Framework configuration used for generating code. Learn more at Framework Configuration
// example of response
{
warnings: [],
src: '', // do not use this
srcdoc: '<DOCTYPE html><head>...</head><body>...',
srcmap: {
// the mapping between the generated code and the design
// node-id : xpath
'123:123': '//div[@data-figma-node-id="123:123"]]'
},
files:{
'index.hml': '<DOCTYPE html><head>...</head><body>...'
}
framework:{
// the framework config used for generating code
// ...
},
// (if the input design source is figma, you will get the brief summary about the used design)
figma:{
file:{
// #region original data ------
name: "Exmaples",
lastModified: "2023-03-28T17:51:08Z",
thumbnailUrl: "https://s3-alpha.figma.com/thumbnails/dc85b86a-2502-4baa-a776-ce0972131a80",
version: "3247308401",
// #endregion original data ------
}
filekey: 'MikewnarPfXXXXX',
entry: '0:1',
json: "{}",
node: {
...
}
}
engine: {
// the info of the engine used for generating code
name: 'code.api.grida.co/v1',
// the engibe version
version: '2023.1.1'
},
// the preview image of the rendered html
thumbnail: 'https://xxx.s3.amazonaws.com/.../xxxxxx.png',
license: {
// the license info of the generated code and the api
// ...
}
}
warnings
- An array of warnings. If there is no warning, it will be an empty array. (This is usually a warning caused by poor design, which can be ignored)src
- The generated code as a uri, a publicly accessible html file endpoint.srcdoc
- The generated code as a bundled and concatenated string, which can be used to embed the code directly into your website.
We also provide an experimental embed API for embedding the generated code directly into your website with an iframe.
Example
<iframe
src="https://code.api.grida.co/v1/embed?figma=<figma-node-url>&fpat=figd_xxxxx"
width="100%"
height="100%"
></iframe>
figma
Same as /v1/code
API's figma
parameter.
fpat
or fat
- fpat: Figma Personal Access Token (starting with
figd_
) - fat: Figma Access Token
Warning: For security reasons, we highly recommend using the Figma Access Token (which expires), instead of the Figma Personal Access Token (which never expires unless revoked). The Figma Personal Access Token is only used for development purpose.
We are planning on providing a more secure way to use embed with the fpat
in the future.
The framework configuration for embed is vanilla-preview
by default. We are planning on providing a way to customize the framework configuration in the future.
See ./types.ts
At this moment there is no publicly available API wrappers. If you are looking for use on your local machine, you van use Grida CLI
First, run the development server:
yarn
yarn dev
Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.