StampNode
Stamps are nodes that are inserted by users into the canvas via the Stamp Wheel. Use the stamp's name property to tell what type of stamp it is. When created it will be one of:
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Stamp properties
type: 'STAMP' [readonly]
The type of this node, represented by the string literal "STAMP"
clone(): StampNode
Duplicates the node. By default, the duplicate will be parented under figma.currentPage.
getAuthorAsync(): Promise<BaseUser | null>
Fetches the name, id, and photoUrl of the user that created the Stamp. Note that this can return null if the stamp was created before July 2022 or if the user is currently not connected to the internet.
fileusers must be specified in the permissions array in manifest.json to access this function.
Base node properties
id: string [readonly]
An internal identifier for a node. Plugins typically don't need to use this since you can usually just access a node directly.
View more →parent: (BaseNode & ChildrenMixin) | null [readonly]
Returns the parent of this node, if any. This property is not meant to be directly edited. To reparent, see appendChild.
name: string
The name of the layer that appears in the layers panel. Calling figma.root.name will return the name, read-only, of the current file.
removed: boolean [readonly]
Returns true if this node has been removed since it was first accessed. If your plugin stays open for a while and stores references to nodes, you should write your code defensively and check that the nodes haven't been removed by the user.
View more →toString(): string
Returns a string representation of the node. For debugging purposes only, do not rely on the exact output of this string in production code.
View more →remove(): void
Removes this node and all of its children from the document.
View more →setRelaunchData(data: { [command: string]: string }): void
Sets state on the node to show a button and description when the node is selected. Clears the button and description when relaunchData is {}.
info
In Figma, this shows up in the properties panel. In FigJam, this shows up in the property menu. See here for examples.
getRelaunchData(): { [command: string]: string }
Retreives the reluanch data stored on this node using setRelaunchData
getPluginData(key: string): string
Retrieves custom information that was stored on this node or style using setPluginData. If there is no data stored for the provided key, an empty string is returned.
setPluginData(key: string, value: string): void
Lets you store custom information on any node or style, private to your plugin.
View more →getPluginDataKeys(): string[]
Retrieves a list of all keys stored on this node or style using using setPluginData. This enables iterating through all data stored privately on a node or style by your plugin.
getSharedPluginData(namespace: string, key: string): string
Retrieves custom information that was stored on this node or style using setSharedPluginData. If there is no data stored for the provided namespace and key, an empty string is returned.
setSharedPluginData(namespace: string, key: string, value: string): void
Lets you store custom information on any node or style, public to all plugins.
View more →getSharedPluginDataKeys(namespace: string): string[]
Retrieves a list of all keys stored on this node or style using setSharedPluginData. This enables iterating through all data stored in a given namespace.
Scene node properties
visible: boolean
Whether the node is visible or not. Does not affect a plugin's ability to access the node.
View more →locked: boolean
Whether the node is locked or not, preventing certain user interactions on the canvas such as selecting and dragging. Does not affect a plugin's ability to write to those properties.
View more →stuckNodes: SceneNode[] [readonly]
An array of nodes that are "stuck" to this node. In FigJam, stamps, highlights, and some widgets can "stick" to other nodes if they are dragged on top of another node.
View more →attachedConnectors: ConnectorNode[] [readonly]
An array of ConnectorNodes that are attached to a node.
componentPropertyReferences: { [nodeProperty in 'visible' | 'characters' | 'mainComponent']?: string } | null
All component properties that are attached on this node. A node can only have componentPropertyReferences if it is a component sublayer or an instance sublayer. It will be null otherwise. The value in the key-value pair refers to the component property name as returned by componentPropertyDefinitions on the containing component, component set or main component (for instances).
Blend-related properties
opacity: number
Opacity of the node, as shown in the Layer panel. Must be between 0 and 1.
blendMode: BlendMode
Blend mode of this node, as shown in the Layer panel. In addition to the blend modes that paints & effects support, the layer blend mode can also have the value PASS_THROUGH.
isMask: boolean
Whether this node is a mask. A mask node masks its subsequent siblings.
effects: ReadonlyArray<Effect>
Array of effects. See Effect type. For help on how to change this value, see Editing Properties.
effectStyleId: string
The id of the EffectStyle object that the properties of this node are linked to.
Geometry-related properties
fills: ReadonlyArray<Paint> | figma.mixed
The paints used to fill the area of the shape. For help on how to change this value, see Editing Properties.
View more →fillStyleId: string | figma.mixed
The id of the PaintStyle object that the fills property of this node is linked to.
strokes: ReadonlyArray<Paint>
The paints used to fill the area of the shape's strokes. For help on how to change this value, see Editing Properties.
strokeStyleId: string
The id of the PaintStyle object that the strokes property of this node is linked to.
strokeWeight: number | figma.mixed
The thickness of the stroke, in pixels. This value must be non-negative and can be fractional.
caution
For rectangle nodes or frame-like nodes using different individual stroke weights, this property will return figma.mixed.
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For rectangle nodes or frame-like nodes, individual stroke weights can be set for each side using the following properties:
strokeJoin: StrokeJoin | figma.mixed
The decoration applied to vertices which have two or more connected segments.
View more →strokeAlign: 'CENTER' | 'INSIDE' | 'OUTSIDE'
The alignment of the stroke with respect to the boundaries of the shape.
View more →dashPattern: ReadonlyArray<number>
A list of numbers specifying alternating dash and gap lengths, in pixels.
strokeGeometry: VectorPaths
An array of paths representing the object strokes relative to the node.
StrokeGeometry is always from the center regardless of the nodes strokeAlign.
strokeCap: StrokeCap | figma.mixed
The decoration applied to vertices which have only one connected segment.
View more →strokeMiterLimit: number
The miter limit on the stroke. This is the same as the SVG miter limit.
outlineStroke(): VectorNode | null
This method performs an action similar to using the "Outline Stroke" function in the editor from the right-click menu. However, this method creates and returns a new node while leaving the original intact. Returns null if the node has no strokes.
fillGeometry: VectorPaths
An array of paths representing the object fills relative to the node.
Layout-related properties
x: number
The position of the node. Identical to relativeTransform[0][2].
y: number
The position of the node. Identical to relativeTransform[1][2].
width: number [readonly]
The width of the node. Use a resizing method to change this value.
height: number [readonly]
The height of the node. Use a resizing method to change this value.
relativeTransform: Transform
The position of a node relative to its containing parent as a Transform matrix. Not used for scaling, see width and height instead. Read the details page to understand the nuances of this property.
absoluteTransform: Transform [readonly]
The position of a node relative to its containing page as a Transform matrix.
absoluteBoundingBox: Rect | null [readonly]
The bounds of the node that does not include rendered properties like drop shadows or strokes. The x and y inside this property represent the absolute position of the node on the page.
absoluteRenderBounds: Rect | null [readonly]
The actual bounds of a node accounting for drop shadows, thick strokes, and anything else that may fall outside the node's regular bounding box defined in x, y, width, and height. The x and y inside this property represent the absolute position of the node on the page. This value will be null if the node is invisible.
constrainProportions: boolean
When toggled, causes the layer to keep its proportions when the user resizes it via the properties panel.
rotation: number
The rotation of the node in degrees. Returns values from -180 to 180. Identical to Math.atan2(-m10, m00) in the relativeTransform matrix. When setting rotation, it will also set m00, m01, m10, m11.
layoutAlign: 'MIN' | 'CENTER' | 'MAX' | 'STRETCH' | 'INHERIT'
Applicable only on direct children of auto-layout frames, ignored otherwise. Determines if the layer should stretch along the parent’s counter axis. Defaults to “INHERIT”.
layoutGrow: number
This property is applicable only for direct children of auto-layout frames, ignored otherwise. Determines whether a layer should stretch along the parent’s primary axis. 0 corresponds to a fixed size and 1 corresponds to stretch.
View more →layoutPositioning: 'AUTO' | 'ABSOLUTE'
This property is applicable only for direct children of auto-layout frames. Determines whether a layer's size and position should be dermined by auto-layout settings or manually adjustable.
View more →resize(width: number, height: number): void
Resizes the node. If the node contains children with constraints, it applies those constraints during resizing. If the parent has auto-layout, causes the parent to be resized.
View more →resizeWithoutConstraints(width: number, height: number): void
Resizes the node. Children of the node are never resized, even if those children have constraints. If the parent has auto-layout, causes the parent to be resized (this constraint cannot be ignored).
View more →rescale(scale: number): void
Rescales the node. This API function is the equivalent of using the Scale Tool from the toolbar.
View more →Export-related properties
exportSettings: ReadonlyArray<ExportSettings>
List of export settings stored on the node. For help on how to change this value, see Editing Properties.
exportAsync(settings?: ExportSettings): Promise<Uint8Array>
exportAsync(settings: ExportSettingsSVGString): Promise<string>
Exports the node as an encoded image.
View more →Reaction prototyping-related properties
reactions: ReadonlyArray<Reaction>
List of Reactions on this node, which includes both the method of interaction with this node in a prototype, and the behavior of that interaction. For help on how to change this value, see Editing Properties.
View more →constraints: Constraints
Constraints of this node relative to its containing FrameNode, if any.
Stickable properties
In FigJam a stickable is any node that sticks to other nodes when put on top of them. If the node the stickable is stuckTo moves, the stickable moves along with it.
stuckTo: SceneNode | null
If this node is stuck to another node this property returns that node or null.
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