Create simple Figma plugin loading existing web app code iframed
Budget: $250 – $350 USD
- The overall implementation scope is identical to other existing image plugins, e.g. Unplash: https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/738454987945972471/Unsplash
- Our plugin will load an existing Universal Connector web app as an iframe. The source URL is located at https://ucprod.intelligencebank.com/app/?app=sketch (this will be changed to app=figma later, but can be ignored for now)
- Test login credentials for login into the web app are:
I will provide login info via private chat.
- The user will then be able to click on any image, which will trigger a post message with a download URL (property name is download_url) that the Figma plugin container will then just need to process to insert the image into the Figma document and selected layer (if applicable).
- A proxy server URL can be provided as needed to work around any CORS restrictions.
That's it...
- Logo to use as representation to the plugin (if needed in the code) is attached.
- Plugin code will need to be pushed to a Bitbucket repository (to be provided once developement is completed)
- Our plugin will load an existing Universal Connector web app as an iframe. The source URL is located at https://ucprod.intelligencebank.com/app/?app=sketch (this will be changed to app=figma later, but can be ignored for now)
- Test login credentials for login into the web app are:
I will provide login info via private chat.
- The user will then be able to click on any image, which will trigger a post message with a download URL (property name is download_url) that the Figma plugin container will then just need to process to insert the image into the Figma document and selected layer (if applicable).
- A proxy server URL can be provided as needed to work around any CORS restrictions.
That's it...
- Logo to use as representation to the plugin (if needed in the code) is attached.
- Plugin code will need to be pushed to a Bitbucket repository (to be provided once developement is completed)