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@visa/charts-figma

This package bundles visa chart components and provides them to Figma users/designers by way of a plugin. We leverage stencil's react bindings in the creation of @visa/charts-figma.


Running the Figma plugin locally in development mode

note: the initial install and build process can take some time.

  • Clone the repo
  • run yarn install
  • run yarn dev --i to install the monorepo
  • run yarn dev --b to build the packages across the monorepo
  • run yarn dev --sf to run the plugin OR yarn build --scope=@visa/charts-figma to build the plugin
  • In the Figma Desktop App go to the Plugins Menu > Development > Manage Plugins in development
  • Click the + and select "import plugin from manifest"
  • Navigate to your cloned folder and select the "packages/charts-figma/manifest.json" and click "Open".
  • You should see a message that says "Visa Chart Components has been imported"
  • To run the plugin, go back to the Plugin Menu > Development > Select "Visa Chart Components" and the plugin will run.

Components with Ready status included in the plugin




# Using VCC in Figma


Step 1: Open Figma Desktop and add Visa Chart Components plugin (see steps above)

Step 2: Run the plugin in Figma

Step 3: Select a chart type by clicking on its respective card.

Screen one of the VCC figma plugin with chart types presented in cards for selection.

Step 4: Select a chart style by clicking on its respective card.

Screen two of the VCC figma plugin with chart styles presented in cards for selection.

Step 5: Randomize data, interact with chart to change state and create in Figma. Create many charts if needed.

Screen three of the VCC figma plugin with chart and options.

Step 5a: Close plugin when chart creations are completed

Step 6: Continue your design work with charts made directly with Figma nodes.

Screen of Figma, showing a bar chart and its node make up.

In addition to the core project team, special thanks to Skyler Knight (personal) for his assistance in development the VCC Figma plugin.