Figma Modules

Current license requirement: No Workfront Fusion license requirement.

Or

Legacy license requirement: Workfront Fusion for Work Automation and Integration

Current product requirement: If you have the Select or Prime Adobe Workfront Plan, your organization must purchase Adobe Workfront Fusion as well as Adobe Workfront to use functionality described in this article. Workfront Fusion is included in the Ultimate Workfront plan.

Or

Legacy product requirement: Your organization must purchase Adobe Workfront Fusion as well as Adobe Workfront to use functionality described in this article.

Enter or map the File ID of the file that you want to retrieve comments for.

• If you do not know the ID, click Find Files and enter or map the ID of the project that the file is associated with, then select the file.

• If you do not know the project's ID, click Find Projects and enter or map the ID of the team that owns the project the file is associated with, then select the project, then select the file.

Enter or map the File ID of the file that you want to post a comment to.

• If you do not know the file's ID, click Find Files and enter or map the ID of the project that the file is associated with, then select the file.

• If you are attempting to find the file's ID and do not know the project's ID, click Find Projects and enter or map the ID of the team that owns the project the file is associated with. Select the project, then select the file.

Select the type of object you want to retrieve.

• File

  The module returns the document referred to by Key as a JSON object. The file key can be parsed from any Figma file URL.

  For fields, see Get a file or image: File.

• File nodes

  Returns the nodes referenced to by IDs as a JSON object. The nodes are retrieved from the Figma file referenced to by Key.

  For fields, see Get a file or image: File nodes.

• Image

  The module renders images from a file.

  For fields, see Get a file or image: Image.

• Image fills

  The module returns download links for all images present in image fills in a document. Image fills are how Figma represents any user-supplied images. When you drag an image into Figma, Figma creates a rectangle with a single fill that represents the image, and the user is able to transform the rectangle (and properties on the fill).

  For fields, see Get a file or image: Image fills.

To return only a subset of the document, enter the nodes that you want the module to return. The module returns the listed nodes, their children, and anything between the root node and the listed nodes.

For each node that you want to return, click Add and enter the text of the node.

Enter or map an integer that represents how deep into the document tree you want to return results for.

Example:

• To return pages only, enter 1.

• To return pages and top level objects, enter 2.

To return all nodes, leave this field blank.

Enter the nodes that you want the module to return and convert

For each node that you want to return, click Add and enter the text of the node.

Enter or map an integer that represents how deep into the document tree you want to return results for.

Example:

• To return pages only, enter 1.

• To return pages and top level objects, enter 2.

To return all nodes, leave this field blank.

Enter the nodes that you want the module to render.

For each node that you want to render, click Add and enter the text of the node.

Select the format for the image output.

• JPG

• PNG

• SVG

• PDF

Enter or map the File ID of the file that you want retrieve version history for.

• If you do not know the file's ID, click Find Files and enter or map the ID of the project that the file is associated with, then select the file.

• If you are attempting to find the file's ID and do not know the project's ID, click Find Projects and enter or map the ID of the team that owns the project the file is associated with. Select the project, then select the file.

Enter or map the Project ID the project that you want retrieve files for.

• If you do not know the projects's ID, click Find Projects and enter or map the ID of the team that the project is are associated with, then select the project.

Enter or map the number of the result after which to start retrieving results. This can be combined with the Page Size field to paginate results.

This value does not correspond to object IDs.

This field cannot be used in combination with the Before field.

Enter or map the number of the result before which to start retrieving results. This can be combined with the Page Size field to paginate results.

This value does not correspond to object IDs.

This field cannot be used in combination with the After field.

Enter a path relative to https://api.figma.com/v1/.

For example: files/7179110/comments

Add the headers of the request in the form of a standard JSON object.

For example, {"Content-type":"application/json"}

Workfront Fusion adds the authorization headers for you.

Add the query for the API call in the form of a standard JSON object.

For example: {"name":"something-urgent"}

Add the body content for the API call in the form of a standard JSON object.

Note:

When using conditional statements such as if in your JSON, put the quotation marks outside of the conditional statement.

Select the webhook that the module watches.

To add a new webhook:

1. Click Add next to the Webhook field.

2. Select the connection you want to use for this webhook. For instructions about connecting your Figma account to Workfront Fusion, see Create a connection to Adobe Workfront Fusion - Basic instructions.

3. Select the event type that you want the module to watch.

4. Enter the ID of the team whose events you want the webhook to watch.

5. Enter the Status or Description of events that you want the webhook to watch.

6. Click Save to save the webhook and return to the module.