get_image {Rigma}

GET image

Description

If there are no errors, "images" will be filled with a list of node IDs and their corresponding URLs for the displayed images, and "status" will be left empty. After 30 days, the picture assets will stop working.

It's important to note that the picture map could include null values. This suggests that the node's attempt to render has failed. The lack of a node id or other factors, such as the absence of renderable components, may be responsible. Whether or not the render was successful, it is assured that any node that was requested for rendering will be represented in this map.

Usage

get_image(
  file_key,
  ids,
  scale = NULL,
  format = NULL,
  svg_include_id = NULL,
  svg_simplify_stroke = NULL,
  use_absolute_bounds = NULL,
  version = NULL
)

Arguments

file_key

string. The key that a Figma file is referred by.

ids

string. A comma separated list of node IDs to render

scale

numeric. The image scaling factor is a number between 0.01 and 4

format

string. A string enum for the image output format, can be "jpg", "png", "svg", or "pdf"

svg_include_id

logical. Whether or not to give each SVG element an id attribute. Standard: 'FALSE'

svg_simplify_stroke

logical. Whether to simplify inside/outside strokes and use stroke attribute if possible instead of <mask>. Default: 'TRUE'.

use_absolute_bounds

logical. Whether the node is cropped or the area around it is vacant, use the node's full dimensions. To export text nodes without cropping, use this method. Standard: false.

version

string. A specific version ID to use. Omitting this will use the current version of the file

Value

S3 object of class 'rigma_get_image'. Contains the parsed JSON response with fields 'err', and 'images'.

Examples

## Not run: 
#navigate to  file and get key from url
file_key <- "sFHgQh9dL6369o5wrZHmdR"
get_image(file_key, ids = "0:1", format = "svg")

## End(Not run)