XD plugins require a JSON file to provide its details. In this video, learn how to create it and what goes into this file.
- Let's explore the files we've got from Adobe. … If you didn't get them directly from Adobe, … that is basically the main files you'd have to create … yourself in the quick start. … So we'll explore them. … So I'm going to show you a quick way how to open … them inside of VSCode. … So what you need to do first is find the developer folder. … So we go to plugins, development, … and then show develop folder. … And what you need to do at that point is just … grab the test folder, where you have the files … that we got from Adobe, and then drag and drop them … inside of Visual Studio Code, like so. … And now you should have all the files within that folder, … inside of Visual Studio Code. … So let's explore the files. … So the first one is a folder that contains all the images, … so all the icons that are inside of that plugin. … So you can recognize, probably, … the icon from the Adobe XD, right here. … So if you want to change that, you can actually … change them inside of that image. …
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9/19/2019- Setting up a coding environment
- Installing required software
- Creating a user interface
- Adding functions to plugins
- Creation workflow vs. collaborative workflow
- Working with the scenegraph
- Using the Adobe I/O Console
- Using Adobe XD plugin helpers
- Updating plugin icons
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Video: Explore the files