Hi, I'm trying to generate our color palette in sketch with react-sketchapp, from the documentation react-sketchapp supports Symbols and TextStyles, what about layer styles?

Example:
I can run the color palette example, but each element of the palette only has direct styles applied to it, I'd like to use layer styles like this 👇
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2165256/7216

In the documentation for Editable input:

onChange - Function callback. Use this to call the onChange function of the parent. Returns an object where the key is the label and the value is the new value.

It is not clear what will happen if I don't provide a label. In 2.14 the onChange received the value instead of an object if no label was provided. I just upgraded to 2.17 and this behavior

I'll preface this issue by saying i have only used the Web UI so far. Oh, and what a great project!

I am currently having to brute-force my way through when using the web UI to make my theme, which is an indication of a underlying problem: The lack of intention for each shade and accent

Specifically accent1 has no other description than "syntax", and is not showcased at all in the code pr

Sometimes I want to run this from the command line. It usually happens when I don't commit to the repo constantly and then I want to generate pretty diffs for a bunch of sketch files at once. This could also potentially allow people to use it as a pre-commit hook.

If you think it's useful, I can take a crack at adding some documentation into docs/ and try to get it to read from the preference

Hey, I find it a little annoying to have to click into the dropdown to see what the sizing / positioning relationship is relative to.

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Something I've never understood and couldn't find in the documentation. Font Awesome (FA) regularly update their icon font to include new fonts.

What do we do to install the updated FA fonts into sketch-iconfont?

The FA download includes an "svgs" folder that contains hundreds of .svg files in several weights - we don't have to instal each one manually, do we? And if so - how?

Thanks,

Lets make examples more fun to play with and move them to https://codepen.io ( https://codepen.io/alexzaworski/project/editor/ARPomZ )

This requires us to produce a webpack'ed version of html2asketch. We should have this anyway for each version of html-sketchapp.

I've usually forgot write commit message in right time...

It would be nice to show last commit time and write a commit message in Sketch app

Update the colors in the UI Shell symbols to use the new Language V2 palette. All colors should be pointing to new v2 language kit and should not be pointing to a specific carbon theme file. Any hover colors not in the v2 library should be entered as raw hex values.

Related: carbon-design-system/carbon-design-kit#240 (comment)

I wish I could see stdout while Custom command is running.
https://github.com/skpm/skpm/blob/master/docs/notarization.md

When you run the organizer the Group Tiles font is now in White. So you have to unlock all the font layers and change them to black or something that you can read. Would be nice to set the default color.

Hello Ashung,

Create a Styleguide of all used colors in the current Document/Page/Artboard.

I know you have implemented a similar function for styles and document colors - but most of the time I see fellow designers not using these :/

Sketch already offers such a list when using the find/replace color dialog - but it can't output them as rectangles with the HEX Codes as Text Layers.

I

(Thanks @konki-vienna for the report)

var text = new Text({
  text: 'my text',
  alignment: Text.Alignment.center,
})

throws a warning: Text.alignment is deprecated. Use Text.style.alignment instead.

The error message is a bit confusing (it means "use new Text({ style: { alignment: ... }}) instead of new Text({ alignment: ... })), so we should update both the error

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