Data
The plugin can produce a Data section that includes specs in JSON format aligned with the structure, models and outcomes of what the plugin produces visually for the Anatomy and Properties sections.
What it includes
Section titled “What it includes”The Data section includes specification text content transformed into a JSON structure to be copied and leveraged independently by plugin users.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”The plugin evaluates and compares elements, properties, options, and attributes during artwork traversal, adding those values to a JSON structure that gets cleaned and exported into a Figma text frame. Users may optionally exclude attributes from data output.
JSON model structure
Section titled “JSON model structure”Anatomy — array of elements containing:
nametype(examples: FRAME, TEXT)instanceOf(instances only)attributes— array of property or visual attributes
Attribute properties:
value(variables show collection/name concatenation; styles show name; hardcoded shows value)format(PROPERTY, HARDCODED, VARIABLE, or STYLE)
Visual attributes also include: key, systemId (Figma id for variables/styles), rawValue
Property attributes also include: propertyName
Properties — array containing:
nametype(VARIANT, BOOLEAN, TEXT, INSTANCE_SWAP)defaultoptions— array withnameandelements
Will Layout and Spacing attributes be included?
Section titled “Will Layout and Spacing attributes be included?”These features were out of scope for the initial beta but are under consideration. If these attributes are added, they are expected to be consolidated into the anatomy data.
Will two-way comparison of properties be supported?
Section titled “Will two-way comparison of properties be supported?”It is not expected that this feature will be supported by JSON data unless there’s strong interest from subscribers.