⚠️ This repository has been merged into thesketch-document
monorepo which contains both JSON Schema and TypeScript types. The latest npm package is published to@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts
TypeScript types for the Sketch File Format
This repo contains TypeScript types automatically generated from the Sketch File Format JSON Schemas.
Types are maintained and exported for each Sketch File Format major version. See usage instructions below for more information.
- Strongly type objects representing Sketch documents, or fragments of Sketch documents in TypeScript projects
Add the npm module using npm
or yarn
npm install @sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts
Types for the latest file format are on the default export
import FileFormat from '@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts'
Types for historical file formats are accessible via named exports
import { FileFormat1, FileFormat2 } from '@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts'
Read about how file format versions map to Sketch document versions here
Create a typed layer blur object
import FileFormat from '@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts'
const blur: FileFormat.Blur = {
_class: 'blur',
isEnabled: false,
center: '{0.5, 0.5}',
motionAngle: 0,
radius: 10,
saturation: 1,
type: FileFormat.BlurType.Gaussian,
}
Layer types can be narrowed using discriminate properties on the helper union
types like AnyLayer
import FileFormat from '@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts'
const mapLayers = (layers: FileFormat.AnyLayer[]) => {
return layers.map((layer) => {
switch (layer._class) {
case 'bitmap':
// type narrowed to Bitmap layers
case 'star':
// type narrowed to Star layers
}
})
}
Work with representations of Sketch files that could have a range of document versions
import {
FileFormat1,
FileFormat2,
FileFormat3,
} from '@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-ts'
const processDocumentContents = (
contents: FileFormat1.Contents | FileFormat2.Contents | FileFormat3.Contents,
) => {
if (contents.meta.version === 119) {
// type narrowed to file format v1, i.e. Sketch documents with version 119
}
}
This section of the readme is related to developing the file format spec. If you just want to consume the schemas you can safely ignore this.
The scripts/generate.ts
ingests the file format JSON Schema, and generates
type definitions using the TypeScript compiler API.
We depend on multiple major versions of the schemas in package.json using yarn aliases, and generate types for each one. This means that users that have to implement multiple versions of the file format don't need to manually manage multiple versions of this package.
Script | Description |
---|---|
yarn build | Builds the project into the dist folder |
yarn test | Build script unit tests |
yarn format-check | Checks the repo with Prettier |
Try and use the conventional commits convention when writing commit messages.
- Update
scripts/generate.ts
- Unit test your changes
- Determine the semver bump type and call yarn changeset to create an intent to release your changes (read more about changesets here).
- Open a PR to
main
- Use the yarn aliases syntax to add new schema version
- Use exact semvers, for example to update or add v3 of the schemas as
3.4.3
run,yarn add @sketch-hq/sketch-file-format-3@npm:@sketch-hq/sketch-file-format@3.4.3
- If the schema version is new to the repo you'll also need to update the
index.ts
to export the types, andscripts/generate.ts
to generate the new types - Open a PR to
main
- Merge the release PR maintained by the changesets GitHub Action.