A figma plugin boilerplate, that simplifies building plugins with React + Vite!
Figma plugins can be challenging to develop, especially when it comes to organizing code and managing communication between different parts of the application. This boilerplate addresses many common issues developers face by providing a structured approach to building plugins with a powerful set of features that enhance the overall experience. Whether you are a seasoned developer or just starting, this boilerplate simplifies the development process and allows for greater flexibility and scalability.
With this boilerplate, you can streamline your workflow and focus more on creating beautiful, functional plugins for Figma. Its thoughtful design and user-friendly features make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their development process while maintaining code clarity.
Logical Sides in Mind: This boilerplate separates the main and UI processes while allowing code sharing, ensuring your project is well-structured and easy to manage.
Intercommunitive Architecture: It facilitates communication between different sides of the plugin without resorting to overloaded nested statements, simplifying the code with isolated events and handlers.
Easy to Build: A one-time configuration in the figma.manifest.ts file lets you build your project effortlessly using a single command, generating a ready-to-publish /dist folder.
Bundled into One File: To comply with Figma’s requirements, this boilerplate bundles everything needed into one file, handling various asset imports and CSS within a streamlined setup.
SVG as Component Support: Import SVGs directly as React components instead of basic assets, enhancing the functionality and visual appeal of your plugin.
Sassy Support: Utilize Sass/Scss/Less for styling, providing powerful preprocessing features, and example templates to maintain a clean and efficient styling system.
Straightforward Development Process: The setup is simple, with easy commands to build and run your Figma plugins, along with hot reloading support for a smooth coding experience.
Developing without Figma Context: Allows you to build and test your UI components independently in a browser, providing flexibility to focus on design before integrating with the Figma context.
