ARROW_LINES and ARROW_EQUILATERAL stroke caps were accepted by the schema
and round-tripped from .fig files, but the renderer mapped every cap to
Butt, so imported arrows lost their heads and arrows could not be drawn
locally.
Add a pure arrow-cap geometry module to scene-graph (open-endpoint
collection with per-vertex cap overrides, weight-scaled head geometry)
and draw heads in the stroke color for LINE nodes and open VECTOR
centerline strokes, including the dashed-centerline path. Fold the head
reach into strokeOverflow and the node picture margin so heads are not
cropped by visual bounds, caches, or culling. Round-trip per-vertex
stroke caps through the .fig vector style override table so one-ended
Figma arrows import correctly. Expose both caps in the stroke inspector
cap picker with localized labels, and cover the renderer with an
arrow-stroke-caps Playwright canvas snapshot.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012zjEbyLSBYyPpJP4fu1XNB
- Dispose CanvasKit dash effects and render nested frame guides
- Validate imported guide GUIDs and invalidate stale raw guide metadata
- Resolve frame owners through nested hit ancestry and require primary-button ruler drags
- Share guide preview types through a neutral editor module
- Snap vector points, moved layers, and resized edges to geometry, objects, guides, and pixels
- Add persistent snapping preferences with browser and native menu controls
- Normalize canvas and layout guides across Scene Graph and .fig conversion
- Clear transient snapping feedback across interrupted interactions
Editing a field on a node nested inside an INSTANCE (e.g. recoloring an
icon instance's fill) was silently reverted on the next save/reload.
Nothing recorded the edit as an override, and the lazy-population resync
that runs on every export (applySymbolOverrides, propagateResolvedFills)
unconditionally reapplied the stale, originally-imported override data
over the live graph.
Fix records instance-descendant edits via recordInstanceOverride (wired
into the shared FigmaNodeProxy updateNode helper) and has both resync
passes skip fields with a live override via a new hasLiveOverride check.
Also adds serializeFillOverrides so fill overrides are actually written
to the exported symbolOverrides payload (previously only :text overrides
were ever serialized).
parseGuidOrNull requires the strict Figma GUID shape (sessionID:localID),
but every OpenPencil code path that creates a component property definition
uses `prop:<hex>` IDs, which never match. applyComponentMetadata silently
dropped componentPropDefs/componentPropRefs/componentPropAssignments/
variantPropSpecs whenever any entry failed that check, so any component
property created by the app (as opposed to imported straight from a real
Figma file) vanished on the very next save.
Mint a stable synthetic GUID for non-Figma-shaped property IDs instead of
dropping them, memoized per export so defs/refs/assignments/variantPropSpecs
pointing at the same property stay consistent. Also fix INSTANCE_SWAP
default/preferred/assignment values, which reference target node IDs and
had the same GUID-shape assumption, and were never being resolved back to
real node IDs on import in the first place (remapComponentIds only handled
instance.componentId, not these fields).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rename first-party API, RPC, JSON, CORS, SVG, JSX, and related identifiers to preserve acronym casing
- Keep upstream and serialized boundary names unchanged
- Add a lint guardrail and migration notes for exported APIs
- Preserve Figma min/max constraints, scalar variable bindings, and direct text bounds
- Reflow only authoritative generated instance geometry and pinned descendants
- Avoid double-applying auto spacing and unsafe lone-child normalization
- Resolve Figma path style overrides into format-neutral geometry fills
- Render and export per-path paints across normal and pattern drawing
- Preserve path fills through copying, instance scaling, and derived geometry
- Cover import, serialization, scaling, and CanvasKit output
Co-authored-by: Rob Coenen <753704+rcoenen@users.noreply.github.com>
- Reuse imported collection, mode, and variable GUIDs when safe
- Keep raw paint asset refs instead of promoting incomplete library bindings
- Retain GUID conversion only for effect aliases required by Kiwi
- Import and round-trip per-node variable mode overrides
- Resolve fill and stroke aliases through the nearest mode scope
- Preserve mode maps across cloning and instance synchronization
- Index component property definitions and variable asset references once per export or override context\n- Skip converged instance fill and text propagation and use native binary hex encoding\n- Add a non-populating parse mode for raw fixture validation\n- Reduce the Material 3 round trip from minutes to about twenty seconds
- Move SceneGraph-to-NodeChange conversion, text payload assembly, and blob encoding into @open-pencil/fig\n- Inject core glyph outline lookup through an explicit runtime service\n- Centralize neutral font naming in scene-graph and retain core IO/runtime orchestration
- Track normalized edited fields in SceneGraph without naming Figma payload fields\n- Preserve original raw provenance while filtering stale values through Fig-owned effective readers\n- Rewire export and renderer fallbacks and add package, SceneGraph, and exhaustive round-trip coverage
- Move NodeChange-to-SceneGraph property and style-run policy into @open-pencil/fig\n- Share normalized font-style parsing and model defaults through scene-graph instead of duplicating literals\n- Preserve core compatibility exports while conversion callers migrate
- Move paint/effect normalization and derived glyph conversion into the Fig package\n- Rewire core import and instance paths through the public node-change boundary\n- Keep static renderer evidence pointed at the new format-policy source
- Move style references, plugin metadata, text values, and font feature conversion into @open-pencil/fig\n- Add a public node-change subpath with package-local and packed smoke coverage\n- Keep core conversion callers on compatibility exports during the staged migration
