A lightweight UI library for creating Figma plugins with react

React Figma UI

React implementation for figma-plugin-ds by Tom Lowry

How to Install

First, install the library in your project by npm:

$ npm install react-figma-ui

Or Yarn:

$ yarn add react-figma-ui

Components

Button

To use the button, use the following component. Each button has a destructive option. Tertiary buttons are styled like hyperlinks.

import { Button } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Primary
<Button tint="primary">Label</Button>
<Button tint="primary" destructive>Label</Button>
<Button tint="primary" disabled>Label</Button>

// Secondary
<Button tint="secondary">Label</Button>
<Button tint="secondary" destructive>Label</Button>
<Button tint="secondary" disabled>Label</Button>

// Tertiary (Hyperlink style button)
<Button tint="tertiary">Label</Button>
<Button tint="tertiary" destructive>Label</Button>
<Button tint="tertiary" disabled>Label</Button>

Available options

HTML button element props and dedicated params

Checkbox

To use the checkbox, use the following component. Remember each checkbox should get a unique ID.

import { Checkbox } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Checkbox unchecked
<Checkbox id="uniqueId">Label</Checkbox>

// Checkbox checked
<Checkbox id="uniqueId" checked>Label</Checkbox>

// Checkbox disabled
<Checkbox id="uniqueId" disabled>Label</Checkbox>

Available options

HTML input element props and dedicated params

Disclosure

To use a disclosure panel, you must use the following component.

import { Disclosure, DisclosureTip } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Example tips
const tips = [
  { heading: 'Heading 1', content: 'Content 1', id: 1 },
  { heading: 'Heading 2', content: 'Content 2', id: 2 },
  { heading: 'Heading 3', content: 'Content 3', id: 3 },
];

() => (
  <Disclosure
    tips={tips}
    render={({ heading, content, id }, index) => (
      <DisclosureTip
        heading={heading}
        content={content}
        section={index % 2 === 0}
        expanded={index % 2 === 1}
        key={id}
      />
    )}
  />
);

Available options

Disclosure

HTML ul element props and dedicated params

DisclosureTip

HTML li element props and dedicated params

Icon

To use the icon, use the following component. Apply the appropriate icon name to select the item you wish to use, you can also add option to change the color, or even spin the icon. You can also specify no icon name to use a text character as an icon (for example, like found in the width + height icon inputs in Figma)

import { Icon } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Icon
<Icon iconName="theme" />

// Icon with blue colorName to change color
<Icon iconName="theme" colorName="blue" />

// Spinner Icon with spinning animation
<Icon iconName="spinner" spin />

// Text Icon
<Icon>W</Icon>

Available options

HTML div element props and dedicated params

*Colors accepted: blue, purple, purple4, hot-pink, green, red, yellow, black, black8, black3, white, white8, white4

Preview available icons here

Icon button

The icon button is essentially a wrapper for the icon component.

import { IconButton } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Icon button with a blend icon
<IconButton iconProps={{ iconName: 'blend' }} />

// Icon button with selected option
<IconButton iconProps={{ iconName: 'blend' }} selected />

Available options

HTML div element props and dedicated params

Input

To use the input, use the following component.

import { Input } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Input with placeholder
<Input placeholder="Placeholder" />

// Input with initial value
<Input value="Initial value" />

// Disabled input
<Input value="Initial value" disabled />

// Input with icon
<Input value="Value" iconProps={{ iconName: 'angle' }} />

Available options

HTML input element props and dedicated params

Labels and sections

To use a label or section, use following components.

import { Label, SectionTitle } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Label
<Label>Label</Label>

// Section title
<SectionTitle>Section title</SectionTitle>

Available options

HTML div element props

Onboarding tip

To create an onboarding tip, use the following component.

import { Onboarding } from 'react-figma-ui';

() => (
  <Onboarding iconProps={{ iconName: 'styles' }}>
    Onboarding tip goes here.
  </Onboarding>
);

Available options

HTML div element props and dedicated params

Radio button

To create an radio button, use the following component. Remember each group of radio buttons must share the same name so that they are related to one another. Each button should have a unique id so that its label is associated with it and remains part of the clickable hit area.

import { Radio } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Radio button
<Radio value="Value" id="radioButton1" name="radioGroup">Radio button</Radio>

// Radio button checked
<Radio value="Value" id="radioButton2" name="radioGroup" checked>Radio button</Radio>

// Radio button disabled
<Radio value="Value" id="radioButton3" name="radioGroup" disabled>Radio button</Radio>

Available options

HTML input element props and dedicated params

Select menu

To create an select menu, use following components.

The select menu will open and position the menu to the selected object. If there is no vertical room inside your plugin's iFrame, the position of the menu will be moved to ensure it fits inside the iframe. If you have a select menu with too many options to fit within the iFrame, the menu will scroll vertically.

import { SelectMenu, SelectMenuOption } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Example options
const options = [
  { value: 1, label: 'Option 1' },
  { value: 2, label: 'Option 2' },
  { value: 3, label: 'Option 3' },
];

() => (
  <SelectMenu
    options={options}
    render={({ value, label }) => (
      <SelectMenuOption value={value} key={value}>
        {label}
      </SelectMenuOption>
    )}
  />
);

Available options

SelectMenu

HTML select element props and dedicated params

SelectMenuOption

HTML option element props

Switch

To use the switch, use the following component. Remember each switch should get a unique ID that is referenced in the label. This ensures the switch and the entire label are clickable.

import { Switch } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Switch
<Switch id="uniqueId">Label</Switch>

// Switch checked
<Switch id="uniqueId" checked>Label</Switch>

// Switch disabled
<Switch id="uniqueId" disabled>Label</Switch>

Available options

HTML input element props and dedicated params

Textarea

To use the textarea, use the following component.

import { Textarea } from 'react-figma-ui';

// Textarea
<Textarea value="Initial value" rows={2} />

// Textarea disabled
<Textarea value="Initial value" rows={2} disabled />

Available options

HTML textarea element props

Type

To use the typography that is styled like it is in the Figma UI, use the following component plus additional options to modify the size, weight, and letterspacing that is optimized for positive (dark text on light background) and negative (light text on dark background) applications.

import { Type } from 'react-figma-ui';

<Type>UI11, size: xsmall (default) weight: normal, positive</Type>

<Type>UI13, size: large, weight: bold, positive</Type>

<Type size="large" weight="medium" inverse>UI12, size: large, weight: medium, negative</Type>

Available options

HTML div element props and dedicated params

Defaults: Font size 11px, normal weight, positive application

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License © 2020-present Jakub Biesiada