Framer-LayerTree
Adds layer children as properties of each imported layer so you can selectively target them.
Installation
Simply pull down LayerTree.coffee and put into your modules folder for the current project.
Usage
First import your file from Sketch / Photoshop
sketch = Framer.Importer.load("imported/import@1x")
Then require LayerTree, assign it to a variable, and call the buildLayers method passing in the imported file.
LayerTree = require "LayerTree"
LayerTree.buildLayers(sketch)
That's it, now you should be able to access any sub layer by name, retaining the original hierarchy. For example, if you have an Artboard with the title "Notifications", a group "List", and multiple groups inside of it like "follower1", "follower2" etc you can now specifically access them using root.Notifications.List.follower1.
Can also be used in loops to apply methods to many children at once:
ListItems = [
root.Notifications.List.follower1,
root.Notifications.List.follower2,
root.Notifications.List.follower3
]
for item in ListItems
item.Avatar.states.add
active: scale: 1.5
item.Avatar.on Events.Click, (event, target) ->
target.states.next()