Awesome
Find for Framer
Inspired by CSS selectors, this module makes it easier to find and target layers based on the .name property.
Basic examples
# the florin sign (option+f)
ƒ('card1') # returns the first layer matching the name "card1".
ƒƒ('card') # returns an array with all layers named "card" (case-sensitive)
ƒƒ('card > image') # all layers named "image" and direct descendants of layers named "card"
ƒƒ('card image') # all layers named "image" and descendants of layers named "card"
ƒƒ('card, image') # all layers named "card" and all layers named "image"
ƒƒ('card*') # all layers with names starting with "card". eg. card1,card2,card3 etc.
page.currentPage.ƒƒ('card') # all layers named "card" and descendants of the current page
Try the example project: http://share.framerjs.com/fcwnnqn7npi7/
Tutorial: https://blog.prototypr.io/prototype-user-flows-in-framer-studio-dc87f5211a47#.el1t0sv8k
Installation
- Download findModule.coffee to your project's /modules directory
- Add
{ƒ,ƒƒ} = require 'findModule'
to the top of your code - Make sure you're running the latest version of Framer.js. File -> Update Framer...
More info: Framer Docs - Modules
Reference
ƒƒ(selector) # returns array of layers matching the selector
ƒ(selector) # same as above, but returns first matching layer
layer.ƒƒ(selector) # only search descendants of layer
layer.ƒ(selector) # same as above, but returns first matching layer
Selector | Result |
---|---|
A | Any layer named A |
A B | Any layer named B that is a descendant of a layer named A (that is: a child, or a child of a child, etc.) |
A > B | Any layer named B that is a child (i.e. direct child) of a layer named A |
A, B | Any layer named A or any layer named B |
* | Any layer (wildcard character) |
More examples
ƒƒ() # find all layers in your project
ƒƒ('card > *') # find all layers that are direct descendants of layers named "card"
ƒƒ('card *') # find all layers that are descendants of layers named "card"
ƒƒ('*image*') # find all layers containing "image"
ƒƒ('*card*,*image*') # find all layers containing either "card" or "image"
ƒƒ('card1 > container *') # find all descendant layers of the "container" inside "card1"
# Add a "slide in" animation to all layers ending with "_slideIn"
for layer in ƒƒ('*_slideIn')
originalValue = layer.maxX
layer.maxX = 0
layer.animate
properties:
maxX: originalValue
# Find layers not stored in variables
for i in [0..5]
new Layer
name: item+i
y: 100*i
ƒ('item2').x = 200
Thanks to
Jordan, Marc, David and Koen for early feedback!